Converting DV audio 32khz to 48khz

I am borrowing a miniDV camera since mine broke, and this one I'm borrowing only has 32khz audio 12bit. I noticed AC3 files need to be 48khz, (or maybe they can be 44khz, haven't tried 44). So other than loading the AVI file into adobe premiere and exporting to a WAV file at 48khz, is there some other quicker way I can do this?? i dont' like adobe premiere, its too clunky and uses up too much ram

Use SSRC (available at Doom9's downloads). Best conversion and free. And see if you can't at least use 16Bit audio (most camcorders support that). bb

Its definitely only supporting 12bit audio :( its one of the first generation of miniDV cameras. I'm going to try to get mine fixed...we'll see

I almost forgot to mention: You may use our swiss army knife BeSweet, too, as it has SSRC included. bb

I think you can choose one 16bit 48 kHz audio track or two 12bit 32 kHz tracks. At least that's how it has been in every camera I have used. They also have the same bitrate: 16*48000*2 = 16*32000*2*2 I think the default setting is usually the 12/32 track. The other track can be recorded afterwards. The quality difference is probably quite small because the microphones in the camera are usually bad and the tape recorder makes a lot of background noise.