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DVD Burning Glossary dynamic
range The
range in decibels between the peak value of a signal and the noise floor.
Generally, the larger the dynamic range of a system, the better. In the
case of digital signals, the dynamic range can be increased by increasing the
quantization level (the bits per sample). For this reason, DVD-Audio,
which allows for a quantization level of 24 bits per sample, has a greater
dynamic range than CD-Audio, which uses a quantization level of 16 bits per
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