Windows 10: Sample rate stuck at 48khz, no other options

Hello, I'm running windows 10 on my Lenovo Yoga 9-14ITL5 Laptop. I use Cubase music software and switch between my laptop and desktop. On my desktop I use 44.1khz sample rate, so that's the format all my projects are saved in. When I started using this laptop, I noticed my projects would be pitched up and sped up when I played them back. I confirmed this was a sample rate mismatch, as converting a project to 48khz solved this problem.I didn't want to convert every single project, so I went into my audio devices on my laptop to change the sample rate of my speakers/headphones, only to find that

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AAC sample rates for N95

Which AAC sample rates are supported by the N95 other than 44.1khz; is 48KHz supported for example?

If so is it possible to change the sample rate used within Nokia Music Manager?

Thanks,

Zack

 

48kHz option in windows default sample rate not available

Hi all!

I've recently purchased a Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen, and the minimum it is wanting to sample at is 48kHz, however in advanced options of the device properties, the default format option only goes up to 2ch, 24 bit 44.1kHz.

Is there a way I can increase Window's default range? Without it, I'm getting the odd latency issue clickies

 

22050hz sample rate should be available for speakers

When using Windows 10, I see that the minimum sample rate that speakers can be set up on control panel is 44.1khz, which is basically the only one because you can't even listen the difference with the other options that control panel offers, for example 48khz and the highest it shows which is 192000hz, there's no point having those bunch of different sample rates above 44.1khz and not having lower ones that make a real audible difference.