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The US web magazine HD Living have taken an very detailed look at the BDP100 BluRay player...
One aspect of modern music reproduction has recently come under the spotlight in a rather negative light. Recording and mastering engineers are manipulating replay dynamics to maximize sales.
While the iPod wasn’t the first portable music player to playback computer files, it was the first to package the functionality into something everyday folks could use easily.
Most of what we love as music enthusiasts is born out of what we hear. As such it’s a wonder we don’t spend more time thinking about why and how we do it.
This week we’ll take a brief look at how different versions of HDMI can be used to carry different types of surround sound.
In this weeks article we take a small diversion from our historical HDMI journey to talk Surround Sound formats. Most AV Receivers available these days have a long list of decoding options. So which is which?
Continuing with our run-down of the different historical versions of HDMI, this week we look at V1.2a then V1.3, arguably the largest revision of HDMI so far.
Arcam's AVR600 High-Performance AV Receiver has won the "Best High-end Amp" Award in the 2011 Home Cinema Digest (HCD) Trade Awards.
Designed as a more affordable way to access Arcam’s legendary sound quality the company are proud to launch the stunning new AVR400 Receiver.
This week we start to look at the various versions of HDMI that have appeared over its history.
Since it arrived on the market HDMI has gone through a number of revisions, each adding more functionality. Not all features are deployed by all equipment though...
HDMI has revolutionized the connectivity of many home cinema devices. So what does that innocent little 19 pin connector do that’s so special and are all the different standards for?