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Topic: Stop with the exotic satellite feeds.
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Joris Springer
Film Handler
Posts: 83
From: Almere, Flevoland, The Netherlands
Registered: Feb 2007
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posted 10-01-2011 06:17 PM
After today I am personally so fed up with the special satellite feeds for special events like concerts/opera's and musicals.
Today I had to set up the satellite reciever to recieve the special event feed of Phantom of the Opera 25th anniversary at the Royal Albert Hall in London. And yes, I am convinced it is going to be amazing and I am glad we are going to show it.
But please, companies that transmit it, just put it on a channel that is used by other companies as well (make an event channel or something), don't put it on an exotic frequency that is not standard (or just encrypt it so we need a CAM card or something for it) and please, provide the correct information of the codec/frequency etc etc etc and don't give us incorrect information all the time that will make us doubt our equipment because we don't get any signal.
I love the fact that digital cinema enables us to show that kind of performances but please distributors, come up with a standard that everybody can use, please use 1 or 2 satellites with a fequency/channel that stays the same all the time. Because right now, I am not a fan, not even a little bit of the way I need to set it up.
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