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Audacity
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La calidad de una imagen no solo depende del color o del brillo, sino principalmente de la cantidad de píxeles que la componen. Un píxel es la unidad más pequeña de información visual en una pantalla, y cuantos más haya en un mismo espacio, más nítida y detallada será la imagen. Esto significa que una resolución alta permite apreciar detalles finos, mientras que una baja los hace borrosos o “cuadriculados”. Es el mismo principio que usan las pantallas de televisores, teléfonos y cámaras: más píx
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