dark_skeleton

Currently in the Equalizer's Audio Info section, a user can see the Sample Rate being used but no information on why and whether or not it's possible to change this. Not having this explained can create a bit of confusion while playing back 24bit/96kHz files to 32bit/96kHz LDAC Bluetooth headphones where the DSP will only be 48kHz and re-sample the file internally. Which after a lot of research I figured out in another thread here, while using Poweramp itself. I was thinking, to save people like me from spending hours to figure out the reason why, maybe it would be possible to attach this information somewhere in Settings? In a same way as DVC/Bluetooth Absolute Volume support is currently being handled, just with a link to disabling A2DP hardware offload in Developer Settings, and a note that if you're trying to play back Hi-res audio over BT and are stuck with lower sample rate, to try toggling this setting, but that it might introduce occasional crackling/stuttering, especially when unlocking the phone etc. P.S. Also, is bit depth (24bit/32bit) for DSP missing on purpose? Or is it just irrelevant? All the best!

Pretty sure the max supported by Android 11 is 384kHz as of now. Going above that would require the OS to support higher frequencies