[AsuAmo76]

I created wav file at 44100 sampling rate. When I tried to play this file using any media player and record it at the same time at another rate (96000 for example), I am getting the message:

"MMSYSTEM032 The specified format cannot be translated or supported. Use the Capabilities function to view supported formats."

Can I use the same sound card for playback and recording?

 

[chillysalsa]

What sound card are you using? Some don't support 'full duplex' data handling (IN & OUT, but are IN <OR> OUT)

I forget what my settings are, but if I'm playing something while recording, it records what goes through the output as well. I was recording a whole LP side to vinyl and learned this: I had all the 'clicking' soundeffects on my recorded WAV!

 

[AsuAmo76]

Carddeluxe, analog in and out.
I don't have any problem with duplex while having the same sampling rate. Looks like it just can't handle the different ones at the same time.

 

[chillysalsa]

Ohh.. sounds like some kind of glitch where it forces to use the same chips for In and Out, and thus keep the same sample rate. I couldn't say for sure, but it sounds hardware related...

 

[lan]

What is the point of playing it at one rate and recording at another? You can use the convert sample rate function to change sample rate if you want.