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A/V Input Jacks - Audio/video input jacks allow you to connect external sources to your TV quickly and easily. These jacks connect your sources directly to audio and video circuits of the TV set, bypassing the tuner for optimum picture and sound reproduction. The video input is a composite video input.

ATSC - An acronym for advanced television systems committee, and the name of the DTV system used by broadcasters in the U.S.

Auto Flash - A small photoelectric sensor on your camera measures the amount of ambient light and turns the flash on automatically when needed.

Bias (recording) - A high frequency current applied to the record head along with the audio signal. It is necessary for reducing distortion and increasing sensitivity during recording.

Equalizer - A component or circuitry within a component that divides audio frequencies into separate bands, allowing the user to change the volume of each band and adjust for differences in listening space acoustics, personal taste or the characteristics of a specific recording.

H format - A 4x7 print. Similar to the motion picture and HDTV screen format.

MTS (Multi-Channel Television Sound) - Provides stereo broadcast reception for clean, crisp, virtually noise-free audio fidelity. Includes Dbx Noise Reduction system to optimize the soundtrack's full dynamic range.

Oversampling (CD players) - Multiplying the sampling frequency (44.1kHz) in a CD player to a higher frequency to shift noise components above audible levels. This feature creates a gentler low pass filter with more musical characteristics. This process usually yields a data rate of 352.8 kHz through 8x oversampling.

Sharpening - A picture enhancement making the image have more distinct borders, areas, lines or tones.

Smooth - A process that softens, blurs or makes an image, color or pattern to appear out of focus.

Voice Recognition - The capability for cellular phones, PCs, and other communications devices to be activated or controlled by voice commands.

WLNP - Refer to Local Number Portability

Windows CE - Microsoft operating system for handheld and mobile computers.