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{{ModernDeprecated|Source is picky; it probably only supports reading from sound files at 44100 Hz, 22050 Hz, and 11025 Hz.<br>It ''might'' support 24000 Hz files, as that's what voice chat uses, but that's unlikely.}}
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Source complained when I tried to feed it a 32 KHz ADPCM file, so I decided to document my findings.
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!  !! 16-bit WAV !! 8-bit WAV !! MS_ADPCM WAV !! MP3 !! Quality !! Notes
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| '''8000 Hz''' || ? || ? || ? || ? || Telephone Quality ||
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| '''11025 Hz''' || ? || ✔️ || ? || ? || 1/4 CD Quality || used by Half-Life 1 sound effects
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| '''12000 Hz''' || ? || ? || ? || ? || 1/4 DVD Quality ||
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| '''16000 Hz''' || ? || ? || ? || ? || 1/3 DVD Quality ||
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| '''22050 Hz''' || ✔️ || ✔️ || ✔️ || ? || 1/2 CD Quality || Max sample rate for GoldSrc WAV files
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| '''24000 Hz''' || ? || ? || ? || ? || ½ DVD Quality || Default voice chat sample rate for Source 1
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| '''32000 Hz''' || ? || ? || X || ? || 2/3 DVD quality || Nintendo's favorite<br>maximum sample rate most people can discern
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| '''44100 Hz''' || ✔️ || ? || ✔️ || ✔️ || CD Quality || max sample rate for Source 1
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| '''48000 Hz''' || X || X || X || X || DVD Quality || not supported by Source 1
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