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What is A2DP Audio Profile

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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

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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

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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...

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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)

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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Monitors with 5K (UHD) resolution are not the typical standard resolution, but when they first appeared, companies like DELL introduced their own terms, such...