DPS plug-in for iTunes enhances audio on Macs
updated 01:50 am EST, Sat February 13, 2010
Improves quality of compressed audio files
Bongiovi Acoustics has introduced DPS, an iTunes plug-in designed to enhance sound on Mac computers. DPS is claimed to improve the quality of compressed audio files such as MP3 or AAC, with adjustments to dialogue and sound effects in movies or television playback. Features include the ability to increase bass response on small speakers, support for detecting and compensating for volume differences within songs, and compatibility with various audio accessories including headphones and speakers.
The software is managed through a control panel, allowing users to select favorite “custom tuning profiles” designed to extend the frequency response of MacBook integrated speakers or other connected audio devices, according to the company. Each of the customizable profiles contains settings for over 120 different calibration points. The app also comes with built-in profiles for specific Apple computers.
DPS supports any Intel-based processor faster than 1GHz. The plug-in is available to download as a free trial, while the full version costs $30.
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