Export Source 24 Bit WAV as float 32 bits before the conversion in Adobe Media Encoder?

Hello

I am exporting movies from After Effects as .avi and I was wondering what I need to do to preserve my audio is close to the source as possible. My audio file of the source is 24 - bit / 48K. I use Adobe Media Encoder to encode audio/video like YouTube Widescreen HD but since After Effects doesn't offer 24-bit export, should I export as a 32-bit float? And is that going to change my audio somehow before moving to Adobe Media Encoder?

I've read about it on some different forums, but am still not not clear about this...

Thank you

Henry

Sorry, but you've made a fundamental mistake - a non-standard rate.  That's a no-no.  A big.  You will have to use a standard frame rate and come up with another way to get things to work.  You'll foolin' with frame rates.

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