Home Theater Term of the Week: Dynamic Compression

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Dynamic Compression is a term applied to a feature on many Home Theater Receivers, DVD players, and some televisions that enables the consumer to change the relationship between the loudest parts of the soundtrack and the quieter parts of the soundtrack when you are playing a DVD or TV program. In other words,...read more.

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