Nexaz

Can I ask something @andrewilley & @maxmp. Currently, I am using samsung galaxy s23 ultra with fiio ka1 usb c dac. Before I ask the question, I have dvc turned on and using hi-res output always So the question is why when I select 24 bit 192khz it sounds perfectly fine. Furthermore, I read online it says my fiio ka1 usb c dac supports up to 32 bit 384khz, so when I select this configuration in the hi-res output, the volume becomes so low, I had to ramp up the volume like as if dvc is inactive. However, when I select Float32 or 32 (8.24) bit with 384khz the volume is as loud as when 24 bit 192khz like when dvc is active and it also says in the hi-res output that it is in effect but when I inspect the audio info it shows that I am using 24bit 384khz and I could also still select 192khz. Am I really playing in 32bits via float32/32 (8.24) bit and that it is a bug that shows 24 bit in the audio info or am I playing in 24 bit 384khz? So I went to test further by selecting 24 bit and 384khz, but then it shows that I selected 384khz but then it shows 192khz is in effect on the hi res output like how you said I was locked to 24 bit 192khz when selecting 24 bit.

Sorry, I would just want to know what are the differences between 24bit 192khz with dvc, float32 192khz with dvc, 32 (8.24) bit 192khz with dvc? Does dvc work with all these sample rate and bit width on s23 ultra?

@andrewilley Is 24bit 192khz with dvc on or float32 192khz with dvc on better? I saw a post where @maxmp said DVC + 32 (8.24) bit is supported with recent samsungs and I use a samsung galaxy s23 ultra which is the latest flagship. I assume float32 192khz with dvc on also works. So I am curious to know which one is better, 24bit 192khz with dvc on or float32 192khz with dvc or 32 (8.24) bit 192khz is better?

Hi, which sample format is the best for sound quality and dynamic range? I am using samsung galaxy s23 ultra with DVC turned on. Also when I use float32 or 32 (8.24) bit with dvc turned on, why does it say that it is using 24bit?