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In Reply to: I would not say unreliable per se.... posted by Presto on February 14, 2007 at 14:27:07:
I seem to recall early versions of Cool Edit never supported 24-bit (ie. you can't even save to a 24-bit file format).When 24-bit support was added in, Cool Edit would open it in 32-bit floating point mode. Then when you save the file, Cool Edit would reconvert back to a 24-bit format. This behaviour has stuck to this date even in Adobe Audition.
Conversely, if you open a 24-bit file in Sound Forge for example, it stays in 24-bit mode even across editing tasks.
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