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56     Number of significant bits per audio sample.
71 <em>unpacked</em>. The significant bits of the sample are typically
72 aligned with either the leftmost (most significant) or rightmost
73 (least significant) bit of the container. It is conventional to use
212 <td>Significant bits<br />including sign</td>
260 in 32 bits. If unpacked, the significant bits are either right-justified
263 (Q0.31). Q0.31 theoretically permits up to 32 significant bits,
269 resulting in 25 significant bits total.
271 have fewer significant bits.
403 Conversions from fixed point representation with 25 or fewer significant bits to floating point are lossless.