Tag: Technology TV’s
What is A2DP Audio Profile
A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) is a Bluetooth profile designed to standardize wireless stereo audio transmission between devices. It enables high-quality audio streaming...
Clear Motion Rate (CMR) in Samsung TV explained
Samsung Clear Motion Rate (CMR) is a proprietary technology developed to enhance the smoothness and clarity of television images. It combines frame rate, display...
DCI P3 color space coverage in TVs, explanation
DCI-P3 is a color gamut standard designed for accurate color representation. Developed by Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI) and published in the SMPTE RP 431-2...
Samsung QD OLED vs OLED – here’s what you need to...
The situation with Samsung's OLED TVs is quite intriguing. If you go to Samsung's US site and search for OLED TVs, the description will...
What Is the HEVC Codec (H.265)
HEVC (High-Efficiency Video Coding), also known as H.265, is a modern, state-of-the-art video compression standard designed to store and transmit high-quality video using...
BD WISE Technology Samsung, explained
BD WISE is a technology developed by Samsung that enables various Samsung devices to be automatically configured to work together seamlessly, without the need...
Active voice amplifier in Samsung TVs, explanation and setup
Samsung’s “Active Voice Amplifier” (AVA) feature, introduced in 2020, is available on select models equipped with a built-in microphone. This feature is designed to...
3D Video Formats for TVs: Understanding S/S, T/B, C/B, and F/S
In 2011-2012, about 80% of new TVs supported 3D, and in the specifications of 3D-enabled TVs, you can find support for various 3D video...
Subfield Motion Technology in Samsung Plasma TVs
Subfield Motion is a patented technology used in Samsung plasma TVs to enhance image clarity and reduce motion blur in fast-moving scenes. This term...
5K UHD and UHD plus monitors, history of creation explanation
Monitors with 5K (UHD) resolution are not the typical standard resolution, but when they first appeared, companies like DELL introduced their own terms, such...












