HEVC (H.265)
HEVC (H.265) is a video compression standard that makes video files smaller without reducing picture quality. It is especially important for 4K and 8K...
Hulu
Hulu is a streaming service that offers movies, TV shows, and original content over the internet. It is very popular in the U.S. but...
Image Persistence
Image Persistence is when a faint “ghost” image stays on the screen even after the picture changes. It usually happens if a still image,...
Interlaced Video
Interlaced Video is a way of displaying pictures on a screen by showing only half the image at a time—first the odd lines, then...
Local Contrast Enhancer
Local Contrast Enhancer is a picture technology that adjusts brightness in different parts of the screen to make details clearer. It makes dark scenes...
Marseille mClassic
Marseille mClassic is an external graphics processor that plugs between a game console or media player and your TV through HDMI. It upscales lower-resolution...
Matte Screen
Matte Screen is a TV screen finish that reduces reflections and glare from lights or windows. Unlike glossy screens that act like mirrors, a...
Multi View
Multi View is a feature that lets you split your TV screen into two or more sections so you can watch different content at...
Multimedia over Coax
Multimedia over Coax (also called MoCA) is a technology that sends internet or multimedia data through the same coaxial cables normally used for TV...
OLED
OLED is Organic Light-Emitting Diode. It’s a screen technology where each pixel produces its own light. Unlike regular LED TVs that need a backlight,...