ea1abz%gmail.com@localhost (Ramiro Aceves) writes: >netbsd-nuc# audioctl -d /dev/audio3 -a |grep rate >play.rate=8000 >record.rate=8000 >netbsd-nuc# audioctl -d /dev/audio0 -a |grep rate >play.rate=8000 >record.rate=8000 >netbsd-nuc# >Why they are 8 kHz? That's the default. When you open a /dev/audioN device, it is configured for default and the program that opened it can modify the settings. When you use /dev/soundN instead, the last configured settings are used.