Can I configure the browser in 192k 24 bit audio and increase the quality? How?

[marian...@gmail.com]

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[PhistucK]

Did you configure your operating system to operate (record and playback) at that sample rate?

☆PhistucK

On Wed, Oct 4, 2017 at 12:06 AM, <marian...@gmail.com> wrote:

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[marian...@gmail.com]

Honestly, the samplerate seems ok, it is the bitdeep that I do not understand how to control. Where can I find the bitdeep used by chrome?

[marian...@gmail.com]

if in the termina of Browser crome digit: 

var contextClass = (window.AudioContext ||
   window.webkitAudioContext ||
   window.mozAudioContext ||
   window.oAudioContext ||
   window.msAudioContext);
context = new contextClass();

context.sampleRate;

I have the sampleRate of my PC....

But... How can I know the bitdeep? If it's 24 or 16?

I'm try with: 

gainNode = context.createGain();

gainNode.gain.minValue

return: -3.4028234663852886e+38

Return a float32!

Does that mean I have a 32 bit dynamic in my audio?!!????

Something may not be right. My sound card is 16 bit. Why does the audio API work with a 32bit float? It means that chrome internally has 32 bit audio and then it reduces it according to the performance of the sound card?

Thanks for the explanations