I see in the montage, by right-clicking the record button, we can use “automatic file properties”, or we can use “custom file properties”. According to the manual:
“The bit resolution of the recorded file is the same as the bit resolution that is defined for temporary files.”
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It seems that maybe the default automatic file properties for recording should be different than the bit depth for temp files. There may be a benefit to using 32-bit float or 64-bit float for temp files… but why not record by default as 24-bit? Is there a benefit to recording as 32-bit float that I’m not aware of?
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Is there a way to change the default automatic file properties bit depth without changing the default bit depth for temp files? If not, then I’m assuming to record as 24-bit, I will need to select “custom file properties” every single time I record? If this is true, it may make sense to have a preference where we can set the default bit-depth for recording independently from the bit depth for temp files.
Thanks,
Todd