Entertainment

1080p is a common Full HD video resolution that is still sharp enough for many screens.

4K is a video resolution with roughly four times as many pixels as 1080p.

Bitrate is how much data a video or audio stream uses each second.

A codec compresses and decompresses audio or video so it can be stored or streamed efficiently.

Frame rate is how many images a game or video shows each second.

HDMI is a cable standard for sending video and audio to TVs, monitors, and projectors.

HDR helps video and photos show brighter highlights, deeper shadows, and richer contrast.

Nits measure screen brightness, especially how visible a display can be outdoors.

OLED is a screen type where each pixel can light itself, which helps blacks look truly dark.

Resolution is the number of pixels used to make an image, video, or screen.

Spatial audio makes sound feel like it is coming from around you instead of only left and right.