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Thanks @cclarry I also had updates to Super-7 and Afropop. Super-7 v1.0.4 Change Log: - Fix: possible issue using sustain pedal - Fix: possible issue using MIDI drag and drop function in Rhythm section - Fix: possible crash on preset load Afropop v1.0.1 Change Log: Fix: possible error when loading "KEY Téma" preset

Thanks; I just tried this but it said "Coupon usage limit has been reached" which I guess means it can only be used once per account as I already used it on the ImpOSCar 3 upgrade. I might upgrade VSM anyway as £29.99 seems reasonable even just for a scalable UI and VST3 support, let alone the other improvements and I like to support UK companies.

Brilliant, thanks @kricho My upgrade was £17.99 - well worth it!

https://feelyoursound.com/sundog/ Free demo available and 20% discount for new owners until 25th November. Normal price 59 EUR or $69 - use code sundog4 to get 20% discount (47.20 EUR or $55.20) before 25th November. Free update if you already own it! (Yay)

If you own v2 you can update for free here... https://www.chordprism.com/download What's new... Also...

Check your upgrade deals in your account... https://www.fabfilter.com/myaccount Probably a good time to upgrade my Total Bundle to add Pro-Q 4 for £39 (inc VAT). Best 3rd party prices are at https://www.bestservice.com/en/fabfilter.html and https://audiodeluxe.com/collections/fabfilter

Download the update in Toontrack Product Manager.

The 3.2 Update is now available from https://scalermusic.com/my-products/ or https://www.pluginboutique.com/myaccount It's a pretty big update so the updates are split into two images below! Click on the first image then use right cursor to see the second.

Yeah, it took me a few goes before I could even login. Maybe the site is under load? IDK

https://www.arturia.com/promos/black-friday-25 Login to see your offer. Mine is $99 for V Collection 11 (I'm on VC 8).

No, I was just using the Dazzle DVC100 USB driver, although for sound capture I'm now going to use Cakewalk with my AXE IO as that seems to work much better (see above response).

Of course, thanks, yes you are right about the bit depth not causing this effect. My old interface was a Steinberg UR242 so I guess that allowed me to change the bit depth. TBH I think it is the video capture device I'm using which is problematic; a very old Dazzle DVC100 which I dusted off for this purpose. The video capture was fine in OBS and the sound is also fine for a lot of VHS tapes I have tried, but with my friends old wedding videos etc I get this regular clicking (like sample rate mismatch). There's also quite a bit of clipping on the audio which the DVC handles badly. Capturing the audio using my AXE IO, not only fixed the above but also allowed me to edit the audio in minute detail which resulted in much superior results.

Thanks guys, I probably haven't changed it for so long it might even have been with my old interface when I last did it. There is no way to change it on the AXE IO software panel so I guess it is fixed at 24 bit. My only reason for wanting to change it is that I have been transferring some VHS videos for an old friend, and the sound capture is causing some issues. The captured sound in OBS resembles what you get when you play back audio with mismatched sample rate/bit depth. So I have been trying to capture the sound separately using my AXE IO into Cakewalk. As far as I can tell, PAL VHS tapes used 48Khz 16 bit so I am trying to capture at that rate to avoid any such issues. Anyway, I went ahead and captured the sound in Cakewalk (at 48khz 24 bit) while I waited for a response in this thread and it captured perfectly. So I guess I will just export it at 48Khz 16 bit and that will work okay in Davinci Resolve (I'm using it to add any final edits and improvements to the capture).

I need to change it to 16 bit and it is currently ghosted out. I haven't needed to change it in a while and it used to work in CbB (but is also ghosted out there). My interface is the one I've been using for years (IK AXE IO). Any ideas?