LFE - Revision history

Pepoluan at 08:09, 2 September 2006

2006-09-02T08:09:51Z

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	Low Frequency Extension, also known as LFE, is an audio channel usually available in [[Multichannel]] streams. It's responsible of reproducing the bass frequencies at [[sampling rate]]s up to 120Hz. On a multichannel setup, it's played by the subwoofer.		Low Frequency Extension, also known as LFE, is an audio channel usually available in [[Multichannel]] streams. It's responsible of reproducing the bass frequencies at [[sampling rate]]s up to 120Hz. On a multichannel setup, it's played by the subwoofer.


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Rjamorim at 15:29, 16 April 2005

2005-04-16T15:29:50Z

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	Low Frequency Extension, also known as LFE, is an audio channel usually available in [[Multichannel]] streams. It's responsible ~~to reproduce~~ the bass frequencies at [[~~Sampling~~ rate~~\|sampling rates~~]] up to 120Hz. On a multichannel setup, it's played by the subwoofer.		Low Frequency Extension, also known as LFE, is an audio channel usually available in [[Multichannel]] streams. It's responsible of reproducing the bass frequencies at [[sampling rate]]s up to 120Hz. On a multichannel setup, it's played by the subwoofer.

Jan at 11:57, 22 March 2005

2005-03-22T11:57:49Z

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Low Frequency Extension, also known as LFE, is an audio channel usually available in [[Multichannel]] streams. It's responsible to reproduce the bass frequencies at [[Sampling rate|sampling rates]] up to 120Hz. On a multichannel setup, it's played by the subwoofer.