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Numericable to standardise volume levels

May 7, 2010 09.31 Europe/London By Robert Briel

ANGA Cable 2010 – Cologne. SRS Labs announced that it has formed its first strategic partnership within Europe with French cabler Numericable to deliver standardised HD and SD broadcast volume levels within all of its new and existing set-top boxes, through the implementation of SRS TruVolume.

“At Numericable, we strive to provide our customers with an optimized entertainment experience, and through the support of the SRS TruVolume solution we can now deliver standard volume playback across HD and SD broadcast channels and on-demand video content, allowing us to put High Def channels first in the program guide,” said Philippe Le May, Chief Technology Officer for Numericable, in a statement.

“The most common and globally universal TV viewing complaint is abrasive volume fluctuations, and we can declare with confidence that TruVolume-equipped set-top boxes intuitively eliminate this problem for good,” said Gordon Schenk, Managing Director of Business Development for SRS Labs.

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