RIAA Archive
Audio News for December 20, 2016
Audio Issue with Google Pixel Smartphones – All Google Pixel XL smartphones, when you crank up the volume to one of the last three volume settings, produce a static distortion. Not heard on other smartphones. Google doesn’t seem to know about the problem. DEG Hi-Res Audio Pavillion at CES – The Digital Entertainment Group will have a coalition of Hollywood studios, CE retailers, manufacturers, technology providers, and the Recording Academy Producers & Engineers Wing at the Pavillion, in the Central Hall of the LVCC. People from the RIAA, Japan Audio Society, MQA Ltd, and the major music labels (there are only Warners and Universal now) will also be there. Their goal is “to bring a studio-quality experience to a new generation of fans.” A series of live sessions with award-winning music producers and engineers will take place. Attendees will get insight into the process of creating hi-res studio-quality recordings and a perspective on how to better appreciate these recordings as a listener. Classical Music Helps Men at Work (But Not Women) – New research at the Imperial College London and the Royal College of Music was part of the Centre for Performance Science, and was part of their wider research […]
Audio News for August 17, 2012
Problems Reselling Old Digital Audio Files; Linkwitz Transform Aids DIY Speaker Builders; More Efficient Video-Compression Standard
Audio News for December 27, 2011
THX and Optometry College Set Up One-Person 3D Theater; Alan Greenspan Failed to Predict That Home Taping Would “Kill Music”
Audio News for August 30, 2011
CEDIA Expo-USA Sept. 7 thru 11; Paradigm Readies their Value Series for CEDIA; Parasound Debuts Zphono-USB Preamp; Steve Jobs Resigns; Procella Readies LCR Speaker and Subwoofer for CEDIA
Audio News for April 5, 2011
Online Music Piracy; Brilliant Classics Folded?; Aussie Manufacturer Says Hi-Fi Shops Are a Dying Breed; Opera at the Movies; Pandora Subpoenaed in Probe of Their App
Audio News for December 7, 2010
Supreme Court Passes on Chance to Examine Music Downloading; New iPod Dock Uses aptX for Bluetooth Wireless; Microsoft Technology Dumped by HP