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Topic: "Sing-a-Long" version of High School Musical
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Benjamin John Doman
Film Handler
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From: Slough, Berkshire, England
Registered: Jun 2007
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posted 11-08-2008 01:08 AM
Hi Carey, Not being familiar with the Christey I couldn’t say if the pixel count is the same thing or not. If you think of the digital subtitled print not like 35mm where the subs are etched on the frame, but where the picture and subtitle image are two different files. The, say 1:1.85, picture (with all its associated masking, colour space etc files) is projected somewhere within the chip. The subtitles are being told to projected at the bottom of the image. But, if you have not told the projector that you are only using part of the chip, it assumes that the bottom of the picture is the same as the bottom of the chip. If you have the film running on 35mm in another screen, have a look and see if the image looks the same size. If the digital image looks the same size, but the subs are off the screen, I would bet that this is you’re problem. Changing the ratio etc not fixing it is a good indication. Regards, Ben
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