A new system is being developed by a Japanese professor where PC users can input text simply by looking at an on-screen keyboard.
Professor Arai Kohei of Saga University's Faculty of Science and Engineering has developed this system.

When the you gaze at a character for one second, the system inputs the appropriate character. It does this by using a miniature camera, detecting your line of sight and then inputting the character you are looking at.

Question:

Why is it that when I play DVDs in auto mode on a Denon AVR-1907 I get sound from the speakers, but when I try and play a DVD which has DTS I get no sound from the speakers when I select the DTS mode on the reciever?

-submitted by johnt

Answer:

Popcorn...check. Remote control... check. DTS surround sound...check. Wait? Where the heck is the sound?!

There's no doubt DTS offers up some rather tasty audio, but getting it to work isn't quite as simple as popping in the disc and hitting play. In fact, there's three big things you need to do before DTS will work, and one important step every time you play a DTS DVD.

If you don't know, I also do a sports blog on Slingcommunity and my personal blog and I just wanted to post this here incase there are other techophiles that live in the Phoenix area and want to stop by and say hi.

Here is the post.

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