The audio is choppy and the meters are very active when recording via S/PDIF...

The audio is choppy and the meters are very active when recording via S/PDIF into a Pro Tools LE 5.3.2 session at 96k.

Pro Tools does not easily recover from attempting to clock to a S/PDIF source whose sample rate is different than the Pro Tools session's sample rate. (ie. The Pro Tools session's sample rate is 96k and the digital source's sample rate is 48k.)Workaround - Toggle Clock source to Internal and then back to S/PDIF to restore 96k audio. Setups > Hardware Setup > Set Clock source.However, the sample rates between the Pro Tools session and the digital source MUST match. This workaround fixes the problem with Pro Tools' strange behavior, but it does not address the need for the two sample rates to be the same. The sample rate of the Pro Tools session must match the sample rate of the digital audio source.

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