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Dolby Reference Level is defined as 105 dB PEAKS at the listening position. The LFE can be 115 dB (most receivers now add the +10 dB automatically although some allow you to set it).
The level of the test tone you use determines what level you should shoot for [...]
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Just when I thought I was good at something, like Call of Duty single player, I discover that multiplayer is a different beast entirely. Nothing like the real world of sneaking around trying not to get killed. As a noob, all I do is get killed. Fortunately, http://sarcasticgamer.com/wp/index.php/2007/11/noob-guide-to-call-of-duty-4s-mulitplayer.html has some good tips and tricks for [...]
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Well, the photo world is shaking up again. The new cameras are just so amazingly good and they are improving not so much in resolution. The megapixel wars are ending, but in providing great images at high ISOs. This means two things: a) available light shooting is much more natural and easier for everyone and [...]
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