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- noun computing A
stream ofbits .
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While the physical connections remain the same, the new PS3 'slim' has the option of outputting Linear PCM through HDMI or outputting the HD audio bitstream, which is (again debatable) a supposed advantage by having the audio stream output directly to an HDMI receiver.
Home Theater Forum dougoo6 2010
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While the physical connections remain the same, the new PS3 'slim' has the option of outputting Linear PCM through HDMI or outputting the HD audio bitstream, which is (again debatable) a supposed advantage by having the audio stream output directly to an HDMI receiver.
Home Theater Forum 2010
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While the physical connections remain the same, the new PS3 'slim' has the option of outputting Linear PCM through HDMI or outputting the HD audio bitstream, which is (again debatable) a supposed advantage by having the audio stream output directly to an HDMI receiver.
Home Theater Forum 2010
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While the physical connections remain the same, the new PS3 'slim' has the option of outputting Linear PCM through HDMI or outputting the HD audio bitstream, which is (again debatable) a supposed advantage by having the audio stream output directly to an HDMI receiver.
Home Theater Forum 2010
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While the physical connections remain the same, the new PS3 'slim' has the option of outputting Linear PCM through HDMI or outputting the HD audio bitstream, which is (again debatable) a supposed advantage by having the audio stream output directly to an HDMI receiver.
Home Theater Forum 2009
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".264" is commonly used to denote raw H. 264 video bitstream, which is what the alpha encoder outputs.
DivX Labs - 2008
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".264" is commonly used to denote raw H. 264 video bitstream, which is what the alpha encoder outputs.
DivX Labs - 2008
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".264" is commonly used to denote raw H. 264 video bitstream, which is what the alpha encoder outputs.
DivX Labs - 2008
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".264" is commonly used to denote raw H. 264 video bitstream, which is what the alpha encoder outputs.
DivX Labs - 2008
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".264" is commonly used to denote raw H. 264 video bitstream, which is what the alpha encoder outputs.
DivX Labs - 2008
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