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I've got sweet Bluetooth IEM headphones (H2 from RBH) that support the new Sony "LDAC" Bluetooth codec that's available in Android Oreo (well, it's "somewhat" available -- my Samsung Galaxy S9 has LDAC available but only in Developer Options, which is fine and just needs to be reset upon a device restart).
I'm using Spotify's highest-quality downloads on my phone.
The questions is which of the following settings for Bluetooth are optimal with LDAC:
Bluetooth AVRCP version:
- 1.4 (Default)
- 1.5
- 1.6
Sample rate:
- 44.1
- 48
- 96
Bits per sample:
- 16
- 24
- 32
(Not to taint the discussion, but the head of the tech support dept for the maker of the headphones suggested I go with the highest available settings for Sample rate and for Bits per sample, 96/32, but he also seemed to be humbly suggesting he wasn't positive about that; and FWIW in my initial experimenting I don't know that anything above 44.1/24 or perhaps 48/24 is helpful and it seems the highest available settings may even be a bit distorted -- though I'm about as from an audiophile as it gets and my ear is not at all "trained.")
Thanks!