Windows 10: my bluetooth jbl headphones 16 bit, 48000 hz and in some apps it’s sounds muffled and i...

i’m wondering if i can lower it down or is that the max

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I accidentally deleted Realtek High Definition Audio from my sounds, Now I have trouble finding the Hi-RES Audio 24 bit 192000 hz; now it is only 16 bit 48000 hz

I accidentally deleted Realtek High Definition Audio from my sounds, Now I have trouble finding the Hi-RES Audio 24 bit 192000 hz; now it is only 16 bit 48000 hz

 

Microsoft Spatial Sound

How do I turn on Spatial Sound to Windows Sonic for Headphones? Because whenever I turn it on it selects
16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality), But I want Windows Sonic for Headphones with 24 bit, 48000 Hz (Studio Quality) on my settings. So How to do that?

 

Windows Bluetooth headphones bad sound quality

Hello, Nate Maas

Welcome to Microsoft Community.

If you want to improve the sound quality of the Bluetooth hands-free mode, there are several possible workarounds, each with their own pros and cons. You can choose the method that suits your needs and preferences.

• Disable the Bluetooth hands-free mode. This way, Windows won't switch to the hands-free mode when you use the microphone, maintaining high-quality stereo mode. The downside is that you won't be able to use the microphone of your Bluetooth headphones, and you will need to use a separate microphone device, such as the built-in microphone of your computer or an external microphone.
  

• Adjust the audio settings. In the sound settings of Windows, you can find the playback and recording options of your Bluetooth headphones, right-click and select properties. In the advanced tab, you can adjust the default format of your Bluetooth headphones, choosing a higher sampling rate and bit depth, such as 16-bit, 48000 Hz, or 24-bit, 96000 Hz. This can improve the sound quality and bit rate of your Bluetooth headphones, making them sound better. The downside is that you may encounter some latency or compatibility issues, and you need to test if your Bluetooth headphones work correctly.
  
• Change the audio device. You can use wireless headphones with a dongle. This will bypass the Bluetooth connection and the Hands-Free Telephony service, and provide you with high sound quality and low latency. However, this also means that you will need to buy new headphones and have a USB port available on your computer.
  

If you hope to completely resolve this issue in the future, consider providing feedback to the developers. Without providing feedback to the developers, the problem is unlikely to be resolved:

How to send feedback to Microsoft with the Feedback Hub app - Microsoft Support

Yuhao Li

Microsoft Community Technical Support