Change capture settings to 32k audio sample rate???

I have a DVCAM tape that my client recorded and the audio sample rate is 32k. I have noticed that the audio seems to get out of sync when I capture it using the 48k NTSC. I also get a warning saying that my source tape's audio sample rate doesn't match the capture settings and that audio could be out of sync. I looked at past posts and it does seem to be the 32k verses 48k.
My question is how do I change my capture settings to 32k? I see how you do it on the sequence settings, but I can't figure it out on the capture settings.
Thanks,
John Schenkel

John,
I recently read a post where there were four likely answers to the problem, yet I was not sure which one was the best solution.
Why? Because even though the question was marked as answered the person posting the original question didn't mark which individual's answer was the solution.
Please help future users to find answers more quickly, who knows, you may find yourself in the same situation someday.

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Anonymous UUID:                    B03C4E76-CB50-4839-8FB4-A6A511E50492
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I tried posting this to another, but it was already answered, and noone will see it.
I am getting the capture error "audio sample rate doesn't match" and yes, I can see in my browser that the clip is 48khz/16bit, but the sequence is 48khz/32 bit. Howver, wherever I look to change the sequence setting, it is 48/16 already. I've gone to FCP on the menu dropdown to audio/video settings - it's correct all through there. I've gone to the menu dropdown Sequence settings, and it's correct there. I've closed down, opened a new sequence, restarted, everything I can think of. Is there a secret to getting them to match? And, can I fix a project already edited with this discrepancy? Its export to QT is WAY out of synch.

Annoying - I can't see your post when I am in reply mode.
Yes, I get this error when i am capturing. From reading a previous post about the error, I thought the solution was to check the audio rate of the captured clip in the browser, and then make sure it matched the audio rate of the sequence. Like I said, everywhere you get to change the sequence setting, it SAYS it is 48/16, but yet, whe I scroll over in the browser, it says the audio rate is 48 KHz and the audio format is 32-bit floating point. Am I looking at the right places?
I can't check the settings in the camera until this evening...don't ask.
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I am about to start capturing 4 hrs of wedding video. I have a fair bit of experience on FCP but am new to FCE and its variations in functionality.
When I ran a quick capture test, it warned me on completion that the audio sample rates were different. The video was shot in Hungary and I have no way of contacting the videographer, however I assume that it was recorded in 32khz as when I changed the capture preset to this, no warning message occurred. The DV cam I'm using most helpfully doesn't display a bit rate but given that no warning occurs after capture, I'm happy to go with the 32khz preset.
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Thanks for your swift reply Tom.
I've just re-reviewed the menus. I can display the 12/16 info on record, but it doesn't offer it as a playback display option. However... I've just recorded more footage into FCE and received no error message with the capture preset on 32 so can I be fairly confident that its 32?
I've just figured out how to change the sequence format to 32 (it seems to be created by default with capture preset set to 32, wheras I was trying to alter an existing sequence).
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I'm making a sport video, and I'm using DV tapes from another parent. He has a different audio rate setting on his tapes. When I capture them, I get this warning message about sample rates setting. When I view the tape it seems fine.
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Hello Hank...
When capturing media, it's important that your capture settings match the origonal media parameters ie- if the footage/audio is at 32Khz, for example, then you should capture at 32Khz... otherwise you run the risk of video/audio sync loss.
If you have 1 tape which was recorded at 32Khz, then another at 48Khz, you should change the capture settings for each tape accordingly.
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You say that the footage seems fine, but the more you work with it, you will probably experience sync issues... you might not notice them at the top of the timeline, but further down, things will slip.
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Good luck
J

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"The audio sample rate of one or more of your captured media files does not match the sample rate on your source tape. This may cause the video and audio of these media files to be out of sync. Make sure the audio sample rate of your capture preset matches the sample rate of your tape."
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Hi guys
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