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Blacklist me all you want because you are still wrong and you just don't like it.

You can't confirm that it's 24-bit without checking the official source. And if you check it, you will see all the parameters. I'm not sure what you mean by 'no sense' and 'not correct statement' when everything I said turned out to be true. You're oddly aggressive and seem mentally unstable, so I'm going to add you to my blacklist.

Oh jeez, a right old smart chap you are.
You never said much of anything except a statement that made no sense and was not factually correct.

I stated that this is confirmed as FLAC 24bit. Never said it was in it's original format but as far as spectrographic analysis goes, it passes scrutiny as a clean lossless file and not a lossy-to-lossless bad transcode. Now, I would urge you to say something useful next time and not just state something that is not correct because I have shown that you can indeed have FLAC 24bit audio with a sample rate of 44.1kHz.
Next time you "doubt" something, go and do some learning rather than wasting your time saying nonsense.

Ah, a world-class Wikipedia expert when you're not busy with homework. But there is nothing in my post about 24/44.1 being impossible, or about limitations. What I meant was that modern hi-res audio is usually released in 24/48, 24/96, 24/192 formats. If you look at the Steam manifest, the original .wav size is 972 MiB (1019 MB), but if you uncompress the files from this site, they are only 733 MB. All indications are that this is not the original quality.

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Please go and do some learning before saying silly things. What you said literally makes no sense. Why? Because there is no limit as to what bit depth you can use in conjunction with a given sample rate.

Here is some information to help you:
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[*]44.1kHz Sample Rate: This is the standard sampling rate for CD-quality audio, chosen to capture frequencies up to 20kHz, which is the upper limit of human hearing according to the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem. It ensures that the audio file can accurately represent the full audible spectrum.
[*]24-bit Bit Depth: This refers to the precision of each sample in the audio file. A 24-bit file has a dynamic range of approximately 144dB, which is significantly higher than the 96dB dynamic range of a 16-bit file. This increased bit depth can capture more subtle nuances in the audio, potentially leading to a more detailed and dynamic listening experience. However, the difference is often not noticeable to the human ear in typical listening conditions.
[*]FLAC Format: FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) is a lossless format that allows for compression of audio files without any loss of quality. FLAC files with a 24-bit depth and 44.1kHz sample rate are larger than their 16-bit counterparts but offer better quality and more headroom for dynamic range.
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Now, please, if you still think you know better, do tell me why you think you cannot have a 24bit audio file using a 44.1kHz sample rate bound in a FLAC format and I would be more than happy to cite at least 50 sources off the top of my head that will show you that, firstly, what you said made no sense and secondly, that 24bit FLAC can have a sample rate of 44.1kHz

Just for extra clarity, you can have FLAC 24bit with sample rates of 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 96kHz or 192kHz but the minimum sample rate IS 44.1kHz.
I should also state for the record that FLAC 16bit can also use all of the above sample rates.

I doubt that 24-bit audio comes in 44.1 kHz.

Confirmed FLAC 24bit.