Sentence examples for high resolution audio from inspiring English sources
High resolution audio playback, digital noise cancelling and access to Sony's PlayStation Remote Play – all hallmarks of Sony's recent smartphones – are present.
LG's new speaker is promising offering a "premium" audio experience thanks to Meridian Audio technology and support for lossless high resolution audio.
Much more exciting to AV enthusiasts, though, is its playback of SACD and DVD-Audio high resolution audio discs - something that no other Ultra HD Blu-ray player can currently manage.
They certainly seem to be taking this new concept seriously though — a bit of poking around reveals that Oakley filed a patent for a "wearable high resolution audio visual interface" last September.
The models are BD-Live capable and support the latest advanced audio codecs including 7.1 channel Dolby R) TrueHD and Dolby Digital Plus, DTS R -HD High Resolution AuDTS R -HDTS-HighasteResolutioncoding Audioll andbit-stream.
The high-end VSX-1018-K supports HDMI 1.3 and does on-board decoding of HD audio formats like Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS-HD Master Audio, and DTS-HD High Resolution Audio.
From higher resolution audio files to quality headphones, superior technology allows consumers to hear the full potential of everything they listen to.
Meanwhile, Chromecast Audio also got support for a higher resolution audio stream: it can now handle audio up to 96KHz/24bit lossless, which is mind-blowingly good for a wireless standard — better than CD quality, even.
It also ties in with the current push by Apple and associated OEMs like Beats, Philips and JBL going to market with Lightning enabled cans which will support higher resolution audio, something Apple is looking to implement with its Music streaming service.
That larger hole will allow rescuers to see inside the mine by dropping in high-resolution audio and video equipment.
This is the world's smallest high-resolution audio digital music player, which means that the sound quality is fantastic.
