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My understanding is that truly digital theatres are receiving 50Gig AVI files via satellite nowadays!!
Regards, Frank.
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| Posts: 4093 | Location: UK | Registered: Wed 09 August 2000 |   |
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Frank
Thanks
Do you know what type of projectors they are using.
I assume that the AVI file is stored locally on a hard drive or do you think that the file is retrieved and shown in real time.
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| Posts: 3291 | Location: UK | Registered: Tue 12 December 2000 |   |
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- Local storage, with real-time copy protection over Ethernet.
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| Posts: 2288 | Location: Niles/Chicago, Illinois, USA | Registered: Mon 31 July 2000 |   |
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Derek - no idea on the projectors I'm afraid, sorry.
Regards, Frank.
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The formats differ from home cinema. The best format is called I think 4K (4000 pixels per line), but it is rarely used. Commonly used is the 2K format (2000 pixels per line), which is slightly better than FullHD, not enough for real cinema in my opinion.
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