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Hi Fi Writer - Home Entertainment Blog ABC TV Canberra, Main transmission channel for ABC TV in Canberra. Note that there are two audio streams on this station: MPEG and Dolby Digital. 243, 6.73 ... 2.
Hi Fi Writer - Stephen Dawson - Letters to the Editor Letters to the Editor. Back before I started writing professionally, I had a number of ... On freedom of expression, The Canberra Times, 13 May 1992, 16 ... 3.
Hi Fi Writer - Meaningless RMS power Why there is no such thing as 'RMS watts' or 'watts RMS' and never has been ... I am told that much of it was probably from 'an electronics professor at Uni ... 4.
* IMMEDIATE RELEASE * TOSHIBA ANNOUNCES INTRODUCTION OF HD DVD ... Toshiba introduces HD-E1 and HD-XE1 HD DVD models for Australia –. Sydney, October 30, 2006. Toshiba today announces the launch of Australian’s first ... 5.
* IMMEDIATE RELEASE * TOSHIBA ANNOUNCES INTRODUCTION OF HD DVD ... HD DVD PLAYERS INTO AUSTRALIA. – Continuing to lead the evolution of home entertainment,. Toshiba introduces HD-E1 and HD-XE1 HD DVD models for Australia – ... 6.
Hi Fi Writer - Progressive scan in PAL and NTSC Jun 15, 2006 ... I cheated a bit here, because that's not how it works in a standard TV, that's how it works in a progressive scan TV. Progressive scan means ... 7.
Hi Fi Writer - What is dither? Aug 21, 2003 ... Thankfully 8 bit digital audio is largely obsolete (except for the ... Actually, I will do a digital conversion from 24 bits to 16 bits. ... 8.
Hi Fi Writer - Superbit DVDs Jun 28, 2003 ... VOB files constituting the main feature, dividing by the run-time of the movie, and then subtracting the bit rates for all the audio tracks. ... 9.
Hi Fi Writer - DVD Audio and SACD explained DVD Audio logo The world of digital sound is getting complicated. For fifteen years there was just one digital format: the CD. ... 10.
Hi Fi Writer - Progressive scan in PAL and NTSC Most regular direct-view TVs are too small for interlace artifacts to be ... But this probably is the explanation for the shimmering venetion blinds in Pulp ... |
