What is Karaoke?
Karaoke is actually a music entertainment system providing prerecorded accompaniments to popular songs that a performer sings by following the song lyrics on a T.V. screen or video screen. In singing Karaoke, the lead singer’s voice is removed, but the background music is still present. If you want to sing a song of Elton John, the Karaoke media would remove Elton John’s voice and you sing in his place.
Why Karaoke?
What are the different types of Karaoke? Karaoke comes in almost every kind of media such as Karaoke cassette, VHS, laser disk, VCD and DVD. However, some are less practical than others. Normally you don't want to sing every song from the whole Karaoke cassette in a sequence, but you rather want to select a song that you want to sing, for example, the tenth song in the Karaoke cassette. The cassette or VHS Karaoke media are obsolete and cannot offer you the convenience for song selection. Nowadays, with the most advanced technology, our BMB (Better Music Builder) Karaoke amplifier can offer you the digital sound quality, great echo effect and the convenience for song selection by using VCDs and DVDs.
Karaoke System Karaoke System refers to all the component parts of your Karaoke setup. Depending whether it is an all-in-one, home or professional system. A Karaoke system may include the disk player, speakers, mixer, amplifier, stereo, TV, stands, microphones, cables, discs, and accessories.
What is CDG (CD+G/CD+Graphics)?
CD+G discs require a CD+G player in order to display the graphics. A regular CD player can play the audio fine but without the graphics. Most CD+G discs are designed for Karaoke. However, some CDs may have used CD+G to enhance the listening experience by including animated images, pictures and song lyrics. Most computer systems are unable to play CD+G discs because most of the regular CD-ROM drives are unable to read the graphics data area. Therefore, the KMF format was created. This file format was designed to take advantage of the latest audio compression technology, so it can compress the CD+G data and combine them into a single file that most regular computer system can read.
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What is HDTV? HDTV provides pictures with several times the clarity of DVDs and over 5 times the resolution of a regular television picture. HDTV provides vivid color, including a wide range of hues (such as subtle purples and reds) without any bleeding at the edges of the image. HDTV images are as detailed as a high-resolution photograph. It is like looking through a window. When watching a TV program in HD, you will be amazed at the sharpness of the picture. You can even pick up the specks of different colors in an actor's eyes, or see individual sweat drops on a football player--details you could never see through regular television. All HDTV programming can provide 5.1 channel Dolby Digital Surround Sound--just like true theatre sound. HDTV refers to a complete product/system with the following minimum performance attributes:
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