Support for Samsung Seamless Codec (SSC) / Proprietary Audio Drivers

[Nessuno6]

Description:
I am using the spoofer with an Intel AX210 card. While ecosystem apps work perfectly, Windows will not utilize the Samsung Seamless Codec (SSC) with my Galaxy Buds, defaulting to AAC instead.

Relevant Logs:

[CODEC#1 supported by device]
CODEC Type: SBC, Sampling Frequency: [16]/[32]/44.1/48kHz, Channel Mode: Mono/Dual Channel/Stereo/Joint Stereo, Block Length: 4/8/12/16, Subbands: 4/8, Allocation Method: SNR/Loudness, Min/Max Bitpool: 2/53

[CODEC#2 supported by device]
CODEC Type: MPEG-2, 4 AAC, Object Type: MPEG-2 AAC LC/[MPEG-4 AAC LC]/[MPEG-4 AAC LTP]/[MPEG-4 AAC scalable]/[MPEG-4 HE-AAC]/[MPEG-4 HE-AACv2]/[MPEG-4 AAC-ELDv2], Sampling Frequency: [8]/[11.025]/[12]/[16]/[22.05]/[24]/[32]/44.1/48/[64]/[88.2]/[96]kHz, Channels: 1/2/[6(5.1)]/[8(7.1)], VBR: supported, Bit rate: 256,000

[CODEC#3 supported by device]
CODEC Type: Samsung Scalable CODEC

[CODEC selected by Windows]
CODEC Type: MPEG-2, 4 AAC, Object Type: MPEG-2 AAC LC, Sampling Frequency: 48kHz, Channels: 2, VBR: supported, Bit rate: 256,000

Since genuine Galaxy Books support SSC natively, is it possible for this spoofer to inject or emulate the proprietary Samsung Bluetooth/audio drivers required? Or is this strictly a hardware-level limitation that software cannot bypass?

[Bananz0]

I do not think even Samsung laptops support SSC. Could you point me to a source indicating that? It would help immensely as my Buds4 Pros don't sound as good connected to my laptop

[Nessuno6]

I made a mistake, I consulted the wrong sources. It appears that the galaxy books support only galaxy seamless codec and not samsung scalable codec UHQ