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It pretends to be 96kHz mono when the data is actually 48kHz stereo (with noncompliant packet boundaries and the channels backwards).
It's interleaved as usual for stereo data, but the metadata says 96kHz. I think the reason they did that is the USB spec says you can't cut packets halfway through samples (between L and R), but it's buggy and they do. So they pretend it's mono and it mostly sounds fine.
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