There is a strong myth that LDAC doesn't work on PC, i heard it like 100 times and read it several times here on the forum.
LDAC does not work on Windows, nor macOS, but LDAC does work on Android/AOSP (what is Linux) and because of that, it does work on Linux PCs too.
https://mastodon.juggler.jp/@Vamp898/104706735346731672
Tested with Sony WH-1000XM3 and Sony NW-A55L, both could connect via LDAC and play Music just fine.
So LDAC does work on PCs, it just doesn't on Windows or macOS. libldac (the encoding library) is Free/Libre Software so i don't really know why those Operating Systems doesn't support it, but if you're using Linux, you can use LDAC (if you set it up)
LDAC does not work on Windows, nor macOS, but LDAC does work on Android/AOSP (what is Linux) and because of that, it does work on Linux PCs too.
https://mastodon.juggler.jp/@Vamp898/104706735346731672
Tested with Sony WH-1000XM3 and Sony NW-A55L, both could connect via LDAC and play Music just fine.
So LDAC does work on PCs, it just doesn't on Windows or macOS. libldac (the encoding library) is Free/Libre Software so i don't really know why those Operating Systems doesn't support it, but if you're using Linux, you can use LDAC (if you set it up)
