Quantization bit depth (also called bit depth or encoding bit depth) specifies the number of bits used to represent the amplitude of each audio sample in digital recording. A higher bit depth enables finer amplitude resolution and better audio quality, at the cost of larger file sizes. For example, increasing from 8-bit to 16-bit raises the number of representable amplitude levels from 256 to 65,536, resulting in much more precise recordings.

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• 2010h22h #60ある音をコンピュータのファイルにデータとして記録するとき，符号化ビット数を8ビットとしている。符号化ビット数を16ビットに変更し，同じ音を同じサンプリング周波数…