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Intel High Definition Audio tests by the example of the Realtek ALC880 codec Review
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Posted on Thursday, July 08 2004 @ 15:31:03 CEST by LSDsmurf |
High Definition Audio (HD Audio) is a successor and evolutional
sequel to the AC‘97 specification. New codecs are of the same
form-factor and are compatible with HD Audio controllers bottom-up.
Presumably out of the principle "users buy megahertz", Intel chose the
name by the main feature - support for high definition audio formats.
But despite the name, the standard has some differences.
Link: Digit-Life
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