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Topic: Dolby Cat. 410 reversion accelerator.
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Stephen Furley
Film God
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Posts: 3059
From: Coulsdon, Croydon, England
Registered: May 2002
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posted 09-04-2013 01:15 AM
There's a manual for the thing in the Warehouse, but it gives no indication as to what's actually in it. I will be getting a DA-20 in a few days, though it won't actually be installed for a few months. It doesn't have a Cat. 410. My thinking is that in future running 35 mm is going to be just old prints of films which are not on digital. These prints are more likely to have analogue reversions than new-ish ones, so putting in the Cat. 410.
I've only ever run one show on 35 mm with Dolby Digital, and probably not heard it more than about ten times. Most of the cinemas I used had only analogue sound on film, and many of the films I saw pre-dated digital.
Brad, if you have some of these, would you be interested in selling one? If not, and they're not sealed, could you, or somebody else, take a look inside and see what's there? I suspect that it's just a few simple components, and it would be possible to make one.
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