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|a Use your PC to build an incredible home theater system /
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|t Video --
|t Television --
|t A Little Television History --
|t Television Signal Delivery --
|t How Televisions Work --
|t The Future of Television --
|t VHS and Betamax --
|t How VCRs Work --
|t DVD --
|t DVD History --
|t How DVD Works --
|t Laserdisc --
|t Video CD --
|t Home Video and Video Editing --
|t Analog/Digital Cameras --
|t Home Theater PC Uses --
|t Improving Picture Quality --
|t Converting Interlaced Video to Progressive Scan --
|t Image Scaling --
|t The HTPC Advantage --
|t Improving Audio Quality --
|t Digital Sound --
|t CD Audio --
|t Networking the HTPC --
|t A Media Player --
|t Internet Access --
|t Communication --
|t Gaming --
|t Using an HTPC --
|t Playing DVD Movies --
|t Using the HTPC As an Audio Jukebox --
|t Using the HTPC As a Television Tuner and HDTV Tuner --
|t Using the HTPC As a Digital Video Recorder --
|t Editing Video --
|t Viewing Slide Shows --
|t Videoconferencing --
|t E-mailing and Web Browsing --
|t Playing Computer Games --
|t Audio Specifications --
|t Audio Terms and Techniques --
|t The Digital Era --
|t Why Is Digital Storage Better Than Analog? --
|t Digital Compression --
|t A History of Home Theater Audio --
|t Surround Sound --
|t How Important Is Surround Sound? --
|t Surround Sound Becomes Digital --
|t Dolby Digital 5.1 --
|t Digital Theater Sound --
|t Pure Audio --
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|t Digital Convergence --
|t New Audio Formats --
|t The HTPC Sound System --
|t Meeting Specifications --
|t Using an External Digital Decoder --
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|a Covers basic audio and video concepts, and shows how they relate to computer-based multimedia Contains reviews and recommendations of hardware and software that make the home theater person computer (HTPC) work Includes photos, descriptions, and explanations of difficult procedures and concepts to make creating your own HTPC easier Use Your PC to Build an Incredible Home Theater System is meant for those home theater enthusiasts with some working knowledge of personal computers (PCs) who want to create the ultimate home theater experience. A Home Theater Personal Computer (HTPC) is basically an ordinary PC used in conjunction with a high-definition-capable television, monitor, or video projector, and a sound system. The book is laid out chronologically and follows the authors' activities as they assemble two HTPC systems, starting with a detailed background of video and audio technologies to help readers understand what the HTPC can do. An HTPC can do much more than play DVD movies on a HDTV-ready television. The convergence of computers and digital entertainment formats means that the PC platform is well suited to reproducing audio in many formats, including converting older analog recordings to digital. It is also great for capturing and editing home movies, implementing a personal video recorder, creating slide-show presentations with digital pictures, videoconferencing, and much more. Use Your PC to Build an Incredible Home Theater System will show readers how to set up an HTPC for the most complete home theater experience available.
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