Sample Rate Issue

This may come off as a really stupid situation, but i've got files I tried to drag and drop into Logic that are 48000 24bit files, and logic seems to be playing them back slower and off pitch. I do have logic set to record in 24bit mode, but that's not fixing things.
Anyone know how to remedy this? Thx!

Import the audio file instead of drag and dropping it into Logic. This will convert the file to the correct settings currently used by Logic. I know a bit weird but that's the way it is for the moment

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