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Enjoying your home entertainment, only to have fuzzy, choppy movie footage ruin your enjoyment? Immersed in music, only to be interrupted by annoying noises? Frequent disconnections during conferences, leaving you scrambling

In the world of professional audio, choosing the right audio cable is crucial for ensuring high-quality sound transmission. Different types of audio cables, with their unique designs and performance, are suitable for different devices and scenarios. This article will provide a detailed introduction to four common professional audio cable types: XLR, TS, TRS, and RCA, so you can choose the right cable for your needs.

At CES 2025, the HDMI Forum officially announced the HDMI 2.2 specification. The launch of this new standard marks a major leap forward in bandwidth and connectivity performance for HDMI technology.

In today's digital age, high-definition audio and video equipment has become an integral part of our lives. From home theaters to game consoles, HDTVs to projectors, we have increasingly high demands for the quality and stability of audio and video transmission. HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface), currently the most mainstream audio and video transmission interface, is experiencing continuous evolution and improvement in cable performance. The emergence of fiber-optic HDMI cables has revolutionized high-definition transmission.

Thunderbolt and USB-C are increasingly common on today's digital devices. Many people are confused by these two similar-looking connectors when charging their phones or connecting computer peripherals: Do they function the same way if they look similar? Why are some devices labeled Thunderbolt while others simply say USB-C? While these two connectors are related, they differ significantly. This press release explains the differences between Thunderbolt and USB-C to help you navigate device purchases and daily use.