Audio sample rate 192 k but seem less than that (about 20% less) when i run software defined radio .

I bought Pavilion dm4-1000au with Win7 Starter as original OS. My target is to get full Sample rate of Audio 192 K when I ran Sofware Defined Radio like Softrock SDR. Actualy I only get less than 100% of sample rate. So, frequency coverage of SDR become less than I prefered 192 KHz.
What I have done is up dating Audio driver from HP Support/ Driver Download center only.
How to solve this problem ?.

Thank you for your input.
YES - I've seen the "right click Time Code display and switch to audio units timeline solution - yet audio units do NOT appear as an option for me...hence all of this drama.
ADOBE - do I have a munged install? Any other advice? We keep a clean system (Mac Pro 10.6.11 or whatever is last iteration of SL). I guess I could try installing into a new User and see if it behaves any differently.
Sigh...we bailed on FCP7 after trying FCPX and also passed on going to Avid MC. Hope PP is reliable for our work flow...again thx for all help.
PCG

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"DV Capture Audio problem"
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=6708693&#6708693
"audio/video"
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=6591262&#6591262
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No. That is not how it works.
44100Hz is the frequency and the audio sample rate could be 8, 12, 16 or even 24. Same with 48, 96 and higher frequencies. Open the Audio MIDI Setup app to see what your machine and sound card can offer.
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DVBETA (LairdTelemedia)
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1. CPU while encoding video & audio is only reaching
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However, the warning FCP is giving you is for the sample rate, as opposed to the audio format.
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I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that you are capturing DV that originated in a camcorder that cost less than $10K. In many cases, these camcorders capture unlocked audio. Google unlocked DV audio and you'll get a lot of hits, and many explainations.
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