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CD/DVD, Blu-ray, USB, card reader, karaoke, 3D, DLNA, 24p True Cinema, Skype, Wi-Fi, FM, TV tuner, formats: MKV, H.264, AVCHD, audio DVD, outputs: HDMI, optical, DD 5.1, DD 7.1
NAD T515
Carrier:CD/DVD, Blu-ray, USB
Additionally:card reader
Formats:H.264, AVCHD
Additional formats:MKV
Multimedia:3D, Wi-Fi, karaoke
Outputs:optical, DD 5.1, DD 7.1
Inputs:LAN
All specifications
Additional features dvd / blu-ray player NAD T515:
Dolby Digital 5.1
Audio data representation format for multi-channel audio. It is designed for 6 independent channels of digital audio: stereo front left and right, centre dialogue and two stereo rear channels plus a dedicated low-frequency channel for the subwoofer. It is a standard for storing audio information on video DVD discs in 60 Hz systems (NTSC).
Digital Theater System (DTS)
DTS is an audio coding format characterized by a low "compression ratio", about three times less information is removed from the original signal than in Dolby Digital.
HDMI
HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) is an all-digital audio/video interface that combines video and audio signals into one digital interface for communication between different digital video and audio devices. The advantage of the HDMI interface is the transmission of uncompressed digital video signal with a bandwidth of up to 5 GB per second.
- Video DAC — 14bit/108MHz
- Audio DAC — 24bit/192kHz
Dolby Digital 5.1
Audio data representation format for multi-channel audio. It is designed for 6 independent channels of digital audio: stereo front left and right, centre dialogue and two stereo rear channels plus a dedicated low-frequency channel for the subwoofer. It is a standard for storing audio information on video DVD discs in 60 Hz systems (NTSC).
Digital Theater System (DTS)
DTS is an audio coding format characterized by a low "compression ratio", about three times less information is removed from the original signal than in Dolby Digital.
HDMI
HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) is an all-digital audio/video interface that combines video and audio signals into one digital interface for communication between different digital video and audio devices. The advantage of the HDMI interface is the transmission of uncompressed digital video signal with a bandwidth of up to 5 GB per second.
