Support for 32-bit float audio files?

[Pathfinding]

I just bought a RODE Wireless Pro mic transmitter/receiver kit.
Watching one of the tutorials on the Rode site, it talks about how some video editors do and some don’t support the 32-bit float audio files.

Does Shotcut support it?

[brian]

Probably. But We would need more information about the format to know for sure. Shotcut is free. Why do t you try it and see?

[Austin]

Shotcut supports 32-bit float. Whether Rode writes 32-bit files in a standard format is a separate question I can’t answer.

See:

Shot and editing 32 bit float audio from Zoom F3 field recorder

I was thinking of buying a Zoom F3 Field Recorder that allows for recording in 32 bit float. In Shotcut, would I have the ability to raise or lower the levels if required, but still maintain the low noise floor that 32 bit float is known for. I would like to know how Shotcut handled 32 bit float audio. Thanks

[Pathfinding]

I’m already using Shotcut.
Just wasn’t sure how I would see if it was being supported.

[Pathfinding]

I’ve been practicing with the gain/volume filter to raise or lower the signal on clips that are too loud or too quiet.
But I don’t know how to use the 32-bit float option and i can’t find any Shotcut tutorials related to it on YouTube.

[shotcut]

@Pathfinding

I don’t know how to use the 32-bit float

There isn’t one; it is not needed; it happens automatically internally.