What makes music, TV shows, or movies sound good or bad? A lot of it has to do with dynamic range. The term Dynamic Range is used in both video and audio. In video, Dynamic Range is the “distance” ...

Range of linearity, referred to as Absolute Dynamic Range (ADR) and measured by a Deviation from Absolute Linearity (DAL) test, is an important, credible metric of fidelity for digital amplifiers by ...

The insane dynamic range of 32-bit float audio is where the claim that you never need to set levels comes from, though even that is a little more complicated than it seems.

That bit depth enables about 96 decibels of dynamic range. 24-bit audio -- the most common pro format today -- supports over 16 million levels of sound, which translates to 144.5 dB of dynamic range.

Cirrus' audio codec is aimed at MP3 and Minidisc player/recorders, digital camcorders, PDAs and other portable recording systems. It offers a 96-dB dynamic range and headphone amplifier distortion of ...

The author writes that when hyper-compressed audio is normalized to the same integrated loudness as lightly-processed audio, a heavily-compressed stream sounds weak and flat by comparison. Compressing ...

If you're shopping for 4K TVs, you've probably seen Dolby Vision as a feature. But what exactly is Dolby Vision? We have all the answers here.

To help sort through all the ins and out of high-dynamic-range technology, we've put together a comprehensive guide detailing everything you need to know about HDR TVs and different formats.

Dynamic range is tied to various other key concepts, like log recording, exposure metering and ISO. Hess covers all of these and how they impact each other. For example, did you know that the human ...