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Written by Chris Groppi
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Tuesday, 27 September 2011 00:00 |
Computer audio is quickly becoming the source of choice for high-resolution audio playback. A vast number of products focused on computer audio are available today, but most of the attention is paid to hardware: DACs and computer audio interfaces like the Bryston BDA-1 and Halide Design USB to SPDIF Bridge I reviewed last year. In all our reviews, we forget one key component of the playback chain: the software player. I have complained extensively about the difficulty of getting no-compromise audio playback from a computer.
Tags: Computer Audio | High Resolution Audio | Music Servers |
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Written by Chris Eberle
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Monday, 13 July 2009 00:00 |
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 If you want to get the most accurate picture from your television or projector you need to calibrate it. The question then becomes – do you hire a professional or do it yourself? It is now quite feasible to do your own calibration with tools that don’t cost much more than a pro calibrator’s fee. The product that is squarely at the forefront of this market is CalMAN from SpectraCal. CalMAN is a package that can be used by anyone interested in display calibration from the hobbyist to the professional.
Tags: Calibration | Projectors | Video Calibration |
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Written by Adrian Wittenberg
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Wednesday, 13 August 2008 17:00 |
 Whenever I receive a new system to evaluate, Avia (on DVD) has traditionally been one of the first tools I utilize to properly configure the system. Secrets took a look at the latest version, Avia II.
Tags: Custom Installation | Home Theater Systems |
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