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Per Hauberg
Jedi Master Film Handler
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Posts: 883
From: Malling, Denmark
Registered: Jul 2000
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posted 03-12-2011 03:12 PM
Well - plug and play may be popular with kid stuff and among PC Nerds. I would still find it appropriate to deliver some kind of manual with toys in this class.
This weekend i'm running only my second digital movie - the newly released reissue of an old danish classic "Qivitoc". The film is beautifully restored, but out of sync, not a constant delay, but all scenes more or less. This one arrived on a small type of harddisk, that I haven't seen before, to be loaded via the USB. Transfer time 1:1 -Same harddisc used in only one theatre before here. No troubles there !
Opening digital film "King's Speech" on what I call a reel harddisk transferred in half an hour. "Speech" runs perfect in both picture and sound, and gives me wish to find the money for digitalising my screen 2, which I first ment to let run the time out on 35mm and then goodbye. This is nice !
Also from today, i'm showing my first digital trailer, delivered on a USB stick. First copy of this was about half an hour about loading, -and then "failure".. Second copy loaded rather quickly, but is even more out of sync than "Qivitoc". What can I be doing wrong here ? Am I supposed to put in an certain amount of "pause-bricks", when building the show, or what ??
Just a small book would have been nice here. Any hints welcome, please.
Greetings from Denmark
Per
Kinoton DCP30SX went in, one DP70 out (still one left) Dolby DSS200 and CP650 went in, CP65, DA20, SA10 and MPU1 out Central heating system put on stand-by
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