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DVD-A
(redirected from DVD-Audio)

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DVD-A [ˌdiːviːdiːˈeɪ] n abbr (=digital versatile disc audio) → DVD-A
DVD player n → lecteur m de DVD
DVD-Rom [ˌdiːviːdiːˈrɒm] n → DVD-ROM m
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For audiophiles, the Lexicon BD-30 is just as versatile, able to play back CD, SACD, and DVD-Audio discs, offers a Source Direct mode for audio and compatibility with DolbyE TrueHD, HDCD, DTS-HD=AE, and can play back up to 7.
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DVD AUDIO PLAYERS can play the new DVD-Audio format which supports high resolution 24-bit digital sound in either PCM stereo or multi channel surround sound for music.
Types of Dvd Players by James Dyson / Computers and Internet community
This universal DVD player, with HDMi, includes features such as DVD-Audio and Super Audio CD (SACD) and is the latest of three players introduced by Oppo within a year.
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