You can encode at higher bit depths and sample rates. I have music I’ve bought at 24bit 48Khz. (I know I won’t ever be able to hear the difference between that and the more common 16bit 42Khz.) I think you can go up to 96Khz, although I’m not sure I’ve actually seen it before.
You can encode at higher bit depths and sample rates. I have music I’ve bought at 24bit 48Khz. (I know I won’t ever be able to hear the difference between that and the more common 16bit 42Khz.) I think you can go up to 96Khz, although I’m not sure I’ve actually seen it before.
Isn’t 44.1 KHz more common?
Yeah I fixed it idk why I thought 42
I’ve seen, and I have 24bit 96khz files.
They’re less common than your average 16bit 42khz, but they do exist.