Windows 10: Speaker default sample rate not changeable to 44.1 kHz

I recently purchased a piece of drumming software called Aerodrums that needs to enable a windows feature called WASAPI to reduce latency issues. The Aerodrums troubleshooting says the following:

''On Windows, it is also important that an appropriate low latency audio device is selected on the Latency screen. We highly recommend you use the Exclusive WASAPI option for the best experience. If this option is not available on the Latency screen, you will need to enable it as follows:

• Go to Windows Control Panel –> Sound –> Playback tab
• Select the audio playback device that you are currently using and then go to Properties -> Advanced tab
• In the Default Format drop down menu, select a format with a 44100Hz rate. This is required for Shared WASAPI.
• In the Exclusive Mode section, tick both checkboxes.''

When I go to control panel -> sound -> playback devices -> properties -> advanced -> default format, there's a drop down menu listing different sample rates. However there is no 44100Hz rate available for selection. How can I fix this? Or might there be another way to enable WASAPI?

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N82 video conversion

128 kbps is more than enough for good quality audio. IMHO.

Try to use either 44.1 KHz or 48 kHz sample rate depending on the sample rate of the source audio. There aren't many sources I've seen that use 42 KHz sampling rate...

If you intend to watch videos only in the phone screen then use 320x240 resolution, if you intend to use them via TV-Out then use 640x480 resolution.

 

WAV Playback at 44.1 kHz sampling rate on N91 (or similar)?

hello everybody,

CAN ANYONE HELP ME FIND OUT, WETHER N91 (or similar) CAN PLAY WAV FILES @ 44.1 kHz sampling rate (CD-quality)!?

previous attempts with sony-ericsson have been disappointing, even though their tech specs indicate, that the phones can play WAV files, in reality CD-quality WAV with a sampling rate of 44.1 kHz does not work.

NOKIA also writes in the tech specs of their nseries homepage, that many N series phones are able to play WAV -- but no further details.

Thank you very much in advance,

Michael

PS: Please do not offer any workarounds with MP3 or AAC or other compression formats, in my specific respect CD-quality is essential.

 

Welcome to the TenForums @gdrago

If 44K not available what happens if you pick something close. Do you notice latency?

They do make soundcards that are USB attached. I would check them out and even email there support team with a prepurchase question.

Do your device supports these item?