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Topic: LOTR Return of the King not switching to NonSync after show.
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Jean-Michel Grin
Expert Film Handler
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Posts: 222
From: Geneva & Lausanne, Switzerland
Registered: Jul 2002
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posted 12-25-2003 05:27 PM
We had the same problem with a movie played in DTS and a DTS 6D processor. At the end off the show, when the timecode was not present, the DTS 6D switched the sound processor in SR format. Thats normal, is the failsafe function on DTS processor. In case of timecode loss, the DTS would switch to analog format (SR or Dolby A, depend of the jumper configuration on interface board) On DTS 6D it wil pulse the Dolby processor in the non-sync mode 60 second after the loss of timecode. The cure we found was to add a step in automation, that pulse the dolby processor in non-sync again after tail-out and projector motor stop. For some automation system, it could be necessary to cut the end tail, just after the last sound on the analog sound track, and replace it by black leader. Displacing the end cue could be necessary too.
Bye,
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