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		<title>Audioholics Calibrating Your System</title>
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		<description>This section will cover calibration of audio and video components as well as how to get the best sound once you have all of the equipment you need in the room. We'll cater to the audioholics as well as the audiophytes.</description>
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			<title>HDMI Enhanced Black Levels, xvYCC and RGB</title>
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			<description>When trying to get the most performance out of your home theater, few things are more important than proper display calibration. It has come to our attention that many of you utilizing an HDMI connection might have your black levels incorrectly set. Why the sudden confusion? Options have changed with the introduction of HDMI 1.3 and its tag-along partners: Deep Color and the new xvYCC color space. Read on.</description>
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			<title>Basic Television Setup Tips</title>
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			<description>You've finally done it. You saved your money and finally purchased that beautiful flat panel or rear projection television you've had your eye on for the past year. While some may look at this as the final step in the process of getting a better display into the home, in truth, you've just begun. Certainly you could open the packaging, set up the television and plug in some cables, but there’s more. With a few key tips, you can be among the top 25% of HDTV owners who really tweak out the best from their new displays. </description>
			<dc:creator>clint</dc:creator>
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			<description>Recently, at the Audioholics Showcase Home we've been able to survey some of our neighbors' home theater systems. Despite the fact we don't openly disclose to our neighbors what we do, we've been branded as the  "go to"  place for any questions related to home theater, speakers and even iPods. </description>
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			<dc:date>2006-06-21T00:00:00+00:00</dc:date>
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			<title>Grayscale Calibration of Home Theater Televisions</title>
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			<description>With the onset of larger TVs and Rear Projector TVs, many Home Theater Systems are as good as movie theaters, and sometimes, even better. As more and more consumers enter into the TV market, it's obvious that the widescreen Rear Projector TV (RPTV) is becoming king. What many people don 't know about TV's in general is that they require calibration in order to produce a close to accurate representation of the video signal being displayed.</description>
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			<dc:date>2004-08-26T00:00:00+00:00</dc:date>
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			<description>The world of high-quality consumer display devices and home theater has really taken off over the last 15 years The tools and information to get one's television set looking its best, however, has been elusive and relegated to the few professionals and videophiles who did their research. I say  few  professionals because there are numerous professionals with the know-how to repair a display, but who are usually oblivious when it comes to making one  look  good.</description>
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