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In early March, executives from more than 100 entertainment and electronics companies gathered in Los Angeles to hammer out details for the new audio compression standard.
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Already, XM pays IBiquity royalties for its audio compression technology.
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Holder of patents covering everything from color television to the MP3 audio-compression format, Thomson has been selling off its loss-ridden television business to focus on becoming the fount of everything digital, from cameras to DVD duplication, for the entertainment industry.
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Apt-X is a unique codec that reproduces robust sound that's true-to-life, providing CD quality audio, regardless of file compression encoding.
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RIAA's pitch for a new audio standard as a chance to get their own proprietary compression technique adopted so they can ask royalties for its use.
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The biggest drawback of Bluetooth is that it compresses and degrades audio quality, but my usually picky ears didn't notice the compression while playing back high bit-rate MP3s.
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Pic Mail uses advanced video compression techniques to compress the file without loss of video quality or audio.
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Its experts meet four times per year to discuss, propose and issue international standards for compression, decompression, processing, and coded representation of moving pictures and audio.
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Some have even gone as far as to state that Sony's strategy of using MPEG-2 and uncompressed PCM audio on single-layer Blu-ray discs may have required too much video compression, resulting in early releases that don't match the sharpness of VC-1 encoded movies available on HD DVD.
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Aside from compression artifacts, the cable version has other problems too, like cropping and over compressed audio -- both of which are enough to make us yearn for DVD.
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