Windows 10 192KHz+ Sample Rate

[DigitalDoofus]

Hi all, (dumb question i know) Is it possible to exceed 192KHz sample rate on windows 10, I have done some internet searching and haven't much outside of announcements of windows supporting this but it doesn't seem like anyone has gotten it to work. I'm using the xDuoo XD-05 AMP/DAC over USB which theoretically supports 384KHz sample rate although, through USB I can only set it up to 192KHz through windows 10's audio settings. I have installed the proper XMOS drivers and still it doesn't seem to work. Do I need to setup DSD (Direct Stream Digital) for this to work? or is there another way?

Thanks in advance, ~Chaz 

[rice guru]

Not sure haven't been able to myself but then again my dac maxes out at 192 and human hearing maxes out at 40 kHz so kinda no use to go beyond that in the first place.

[Derkoli]

11 hours ago, LazyChaz said:

Hi all, (dumb question i know) Is it possible to exceed 192KHz sample rate on windows 10, I have done some internet searching and haven't much outside of announcements of windows supporting this but it doesn't seem like anyone has gotten it to work. I'm using the xDuoo XD-05 AMP/DAC over USB which theoretically supports 384KHz sample rate although, through USB I can only set it up to 192KHz through windows 10's audio settings. I have installed the proper XMOS drivers and still it doesn't seem to work. Do I need to setup DSD (Direct Stream Digital) for this to work? or is there another way?

Thanks in advance, ~Chaz 

I believe windows only supports up to 192khz, but i do believe you can bypass that limit with software such as foobar2000

[DigitalDoofus]

Just now, Derkoli said:

I believe windows only supports up to 192khz, but i do believe you can bypass that limit with software such as foobar2000

i can't get on with foorbar if I'm honest I find it a little too clunky. But I guess it isn't really that important. 

[Derkoli]

Just now, LazyChaz said:

i can't get on with foorbar if I'm honest I find it a little too clunky. But I guess it isn't really that important. 

Yeah foobar does have issues, but when it works right it works pretty well.

[DigitalDoofus]

Just now, Derkoli said:

Yeah foobar does have issues, but when it works right it works pretty well.

Personally I've always preferred Dopamine for my personal collection always seems a lot more elegant. (once you spend 3 hours fixing poor metadata) 

[Derkoli]

Just now, LazyChaz said:

Personally I've always preferred Dopamine for my personal collection always seems a lot more elegant. (once you spend 3 hours fixing poor metadata) 

I listen to vinyl anyway but i have lots of CD music so i never really store music on my pc unless i cant get it on cd or vinyl then i have FLAC for people like otis mcdonald

[Lathlaer]

IDK about that particular AMP/DAC but I can set my Woo Audio for 24/384kHz via properties so it's definitely not Windows.