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Topic: CP650 issue?
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Antonio Marcheselli
Phenomenal Film Handler
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From: Florence, Italy
Registered: Mar 2000
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posted 10-28-2002 06:50 AM
Hi everyoneYesterday a strange thing happened to one of our CP650 on a Minority report print. Ushers called that the voices has disappeared. From the booth monitor I can heard an "echo" of the voices from all the channels, like the surrounds was connected to the LCR channels. The CP was regularly in format 10, no problems. I was going to bypass when I pushed format 5 to see if the problem was only for Digital decoding. The CP select again Format 10 (it is normal, auto digital!) and the problem was disappeared. I don't know Cp650, I know CP500 and it has some strange problems sometimes, nothing to be warried. Do you know if CP650 has some known problem or perhaps our unit is defective? Ciao Antonio
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Steve Guttag
We forgot the crackers Gromit!!!
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posted 11-01-2002 09:49 AM
I'm much more generalistic in my blame of things...If I am dealing with an entity (sound company) and a component inside their product fails...I don't care why it failed, I blame the company I'm dealing with. They got to choose what they used and how they implemented it...it is all on them. One problem I'm seeing within this industry are the dabblers...those companies that built their reputation on making a particular type of product but have decided to branch out to seem like more of a one-stop-shop...the problem is, their other products don't have the same quality as their old stand-bys. One thing I have learned over some time...don't dabble into the digital realm...Digital almost always involves software and hardware and each requires very talented people to pull it off. More often than not, I'm disappointed with the results. Furthermore, it is flakey. With digital, things either work or they don't. BTW...my specialy was always hardware. Steve ------------------ "Old projectionists never die, they just changeover!"
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