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Strong Digital is a division of Ballantyne of Omaha, a provider of motion picture projection, specialty lighting and digital cinema equipment and services. Ballantyne also supplies specialty projection equipment utilized by major theater chains and location-based entertainment providers and manufactures specialty entertainment lighting products used at top arenas, television and motion picture production studios, theme parks and architectural sites around the world.
Meyer Sound makes the finest loudspeakers for high-performance digital cinema applications, including VIP auditoriums and screening rooms.  Ideally suited for both feature movies as well as alternative content.  Meyer Sound is devoted to meeting the needs of exhibition, film post-production, music studios and sound reinforcement professionals with the finest audio systems available. 
Barco, a global technology company, designs and develops visualization products for a variety of selected professional markets. Barco has its own facilities for Sales & Marketing, Customer Support, R&D and Manufacturing in Europe, North America and Asia Pacific. Barco (Euronext Brussels: BAR) is active in more than 90 countries with about 3800 employees worldwide. Barco posted sales of euro 751 million in 2006.
Technicolor Digital Cinema has been a pioneer in the advancement of digital cinema initiatives.  By working side-by-side with content providers as a technology enabler and service provider, Technicolor is utilizing its industry knowledge and expertise to develop solutions for technologies and standards to facilitate the global commercialization of digital cinema.  With locations worldwide, Technicolor offers the most comprehensive set of digital cinema services including content mastering, satellite & physical distribution, digital key management, and fulfillment services for accessories such as 3D glasses—all supported by a 24/7 multilingual customer call center.  Technicolor has mastered and distributed features for every major studio, currently serving cinemas in 35 countries, and operates the largest digital cinema satellite footprint in the industry.  Additionally, Technicolor delivers pre-show advertising content via its satellite distribution network to over 6,000 screens weekly.
Moving Image Technologies manufacturers and markets a full complement of cinema exhibition equipment and services to support the industry’s transition to digital cinema, including: custom engineering, systems design, integration, digital technology solutions for 3D, digital cinema, pre-feature on-screen advertising and components. Moving Image Technologies’ mission is to have the most talented, passionate people in cinema working to provide the best presentation tools for the cinema exhibition industry.
Sony Digital Cinema™ 4K projection technology has continued to evolve to meet the ever expanding needs of digital cinema exhibition and be compliant with the DCI specifications. The projector’s 4K resolution is derived from its 4096 by 2160 pixel matrix, or approximately 8.8 million pixels, allowing it to deliver the highest image resolution cinema projection today -- four times the resolution of 2K projection systems and consumer HD televisions. Sony Digital Cinema™ 3D is provided by Sony’s dual-lens adaptor system which presents 2K images to both eyes at once, for a comfortable, realistic viewing experience. Sony 4K also supports 60P for the full impact of 3D live sports, converts and gaming events.
Doremi Cinema is the world’s leading developer and manufacturer of digital cinema servers and mastering stations. Doremi’s DCP-2000 was the first commercially available server capable of playing JPEG2000 digital movies conforming to DCI specifications. With its technological head start, Doremi has over 12,000 servers installed worldwide, and continues to develop and introduce new products for theater owners as they transition to all digital exhibition.
Harman International leverages the combined technical leadership and worldwide distribution networks of JBL Professional and Crown International to provide the most innovative digital audio systems available. JBL Cinema loudspeaker systems are the market leaders from sound stages and post production rooms to theatres worldwide. The new “next generation” ScreenArray® Series feature the latest JBL technical innovations. Crown DSi, Digital Screen Series, amplifiers provide the full range of power, while incorporating all digital processing required for the JBL cinema speakers, creating the perfect integrated digital theatre sound system.
NEC Display Solutions’ Digital Cinema Projector Series offers the most comprehensive digital cinema solution on the market today. These 3D-capable models enable theaters to deliver stunning digital images regardless of screen size, while simplifying theater management and reducing costs. All of NEC's digital cinema projectors meet DCI specifications for performance and reliability, meeting the requirements of today’s cinema industry. NEC also offers full digital signage solutions, highlighted by its award-winning 32”-82” LCD displays and multimedia projectors, for lobbies, concessions and concourses.
QSC is the cinema leader of complete D-cinema audio technology under one brand. Complete QSC B-chain solutions provide the very best play back for Digital Cinema, for both feature release and alternative content. QSC system designs offer remote monitor and control of cinema complex sound systems integrated into the D-cinema network infrastructure. With 40 years in the pro audio business QSC provides innovative solutions that integrate, signal processing, amplification and loudspeakers seamlessly to provide both exhibiters and cinema patrons a true D-cinema experience.
RealD is the global leader in 3D technology, leveraging decades of expertise to create the most stunningly realistic and enjoyable digital 3D experience in theaters worldwide.  RealD’s Cinema System is deployed across the world’s largest 3D network, delivering a powerful 3D experience and immersive visual with no flicker, no need to hold your head upright and no silly paper glasses, replacing them with lightweight, recyclable plastic shades.
MikroM, based in Berlin, Germany, is an independent technology provider for digital cinema specialising in field-proven Secure Media Block technologies. MikroM´s JPEG2000/MPEG-2 PCI decoder board MVC200-DC was the first FPGA based 2K Media Block for digital cinema servers conforming to DCI specifications on the market and has been integrated into several digital cinema servers. MikroM´s MVC10x decoder family based on the self-developed MPEG-2 HD decoder ASIC HiPEG+ has been used since 2002 in several digital cinema applications worldwide. With more than 12 years of experience in the cinema environment, MikroM continues to develop and introduce most flexible and future-proof 2K/4K Media Block solutions for both Digital Cinema/EC servers and digital cinema projectors. Upcoming products include a 2K/4K Integrated Media Block for digital cinema projectors.
USL, Inc. is a global supplier of quality cinema products.  USL is engaged in the manufacture and research & development of cinema audio equipment, cinema visual and audio test equipment as well as specializing in digital cinema applications. USL's equipment and products are utilized by independent theaters, production companies, and sound stages. USL's cinema sound equipment is sold and used in every country in the world.
Arqiva is a leading international satellite communications infrastructure company distributing digital cinema, video, and data to cinemas, government and broadcast customers around the world.  Arqiva also provides extensive media services through its studios and mobile broadcasting facilities.  Arqiva’s core assets include owned and operated teleports at key global locations including Los Angeles, Washington, London and Paris. These incorporate Arqiva’s comprehensive satellite capacity and international terrestrial fibre network.
XpanD, a distinguished leader for the most advanced 3D Active technologies in digital entertainment today, is both original and creative by delivering the highest performance in 3D. With an emerging library of diverse 3D digital films and strong relationships with major and independent distributors, we continue to amaze and inspire audiences around the globe. XpanD systems are offered for theaters and spaces of every size whether creating a new build, retrofitting into existing venues or outfitting a production/screening environment. From large format to smaller theatrical utilization, XpanD delivers the most sophisticated, easily adaptive and reliable 3D Digital technology available. Recognized as the highest level of acuity in 3D imaging, a predominant group of Hollywood studios, production/post-houses and creative content developers choose XpanD.
Arts Alliance Media (AAM), based in London, Paris and Amsterdam, is Europe's leading provider of digital cinema technology, content and deployment, dedicated to building the largest digital cinema delivery network in Europe, and to supplying digital content - films, alternative programming and live events.
Christie is a leader in visual solutions for world-class organizations, offering diverse applications for business, entertainment, and industry. A leading innovator in film projection since 1929 and a pioneer in projection systems since 1979, Christie has established a global reputation as a total service provider and the world's single source manufacturer of a variety of display technologies and solutions. Christie offers comprehensive solutions for cinema, large audience venues, control rooms, business presentations, training facilities, 3D and Virtual Reality, simulation and education as well as industrial and government environments.
Datasat Digital Entertainment (formerly DTS Digital Cinema) is an expert provider of digital entertainment services for content owners and exhibitors. A leading innovator and supplier of 5.1 digital surround sound for motion pictures, the company specializes in content management solutions for the delivery and exhibition of movies and other content in digital form, with a dedicated focus on supporting the film industry's transition to digital cinema.
2010 marks the introduction of the next generation projectors with Series 2 electronics platform from DLP Cinema.  The new projectors will display images in 2K and Enhanced 4K and will feature the leading attributes for which DLP Cinema is known...precise colors complaint to the DCI specifications, superior contrast ratio, and proven reliability.  In addition, the new platform integrates high security requirements and specifications defined by DCI.  Also, the new electronics platform features increased bandwidth to enhance alternative content broadcasting and the live 3D experience. The most important benefit to exhibitors and audiences is images in 2K and Enhanced 4K are displayed in exact colors.  But you don’t have to take our word. The DLP Cinema team received the 2009 Academy® Scientific and Engineering Award for Color Accuracy.
Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of MacAndrews & Forbes Holdings Inc., is the leading provider of a broad range of entertainment industry services and technologies to major Hollywood Studios and an international client base. Services include motion picture film processing, printing and distribution; EFILM digital intermediates; post production and subtitling services; titles design and digital VFX; DVD compression, encoding and authoring; digital cinema services, digital asset management, digital distribution; and marketing fulfillment services. Deluxe facilities include: Los Angeles, Toronto, London, Rome, Florence, Madrid, and Barcelona.
GDC Technology (“GDC”) is a subsidiary of a Hong Kong publicly listed company - Global Digital Creations Holdings Limited. As one of the leading global solution providers for digital cinema, media delivery and display markets, GDC has successfully delivered and installed digital cinema servers and advanced digital signage systems worldwide. GDC is currently the largest supplier of cinema servers throughout Asia and the second largest provider of cinema servers worldwide, serving its customers through offices in the US, Singapore, Hong Kong and China. GDC also holds Virtual Print Fee (“VPF”) agreements with major US studios and acts as a third-party for major deployments of digital cinema systems in Asia.
Cinedigm Digital Cinema Corp. is the global leader in fulfilling the promise of digital cinema. Its ground-breaking technology platform helps exhibitors, distributors, studios and content providers transform the consumer movie experience -- by expanding theatrical features to include not only movies but also live 2-D and 3-D performances such as sporting events, concerts and gaming. The Company also enables theatres to create exhibitions and advertising opportunities targeted to specific audience groups and locations thereby offering new revenue opportunities for these venues. Cinedigm's leading digital cinema platform and one-of-a-kind satellite delivery operations support more than 3,700 theatre screens across the United States with over nine million digital showings of Hollywood features to date.
Unique Digital kick-started the digital cinema advertising revolution in Europe. Following the conversion of all Norwegian screens for digital advertising in 2002, and their move into providing full Digital Cinema solutions, the company's technology has been installed in over 1500 screens in Europe. Unique Digital Ltd. is an active member of SAWA (Screen Advertising World Association) and holds a seat on the digital sub committee. Unique Digital Ltd. today operates out of London, Bergen, Oslo, and Dublin.
Kinoton GmbH is a leading manufacturer of professional cinema technology. Kinoton’s wide range of D-Cinema equipment comprises a proprietary D-Cinema projector series as well as premium accessory devices for digital projection such as scalers or E-Cinema players. Moreover, the renowned system provider offers individual consulting, professional system integration and long-term aftersales service.
Sonic Equipment Company is a one stop provider for all of your Digital Cinema needs. From site survey to install, our knowledgeable staff is there with you.  Our certified and bonded technicians will work you and your staff through the install and training. Be sure to ask us about our Digital Service options. From digital conversions to building new theatres, our company is your best choice. We have been building and renovating theatres for more than 20 years across the Midwest. This experience allows us to be there with you from consultation to your grand opening. Call us today or follow us on the web.
MasterImage 3D, LLC is a stereoscopic 3D technology company that provides pioneering 3D solutions for theaters, television and handheld devices. With systems installed in 38 countries worldwide, MasterImage offers audiences the best 3D image experience, while providing exhibitors with a compelling ownership-based pricing model.
Qube Cinema, Inc. is a company with a passion for cinema and a thorough understanding of film, video, audio and computer technology along with vast experience in the production, post-production and exhibition industries – a unique combination of expertise that has helped in the development of the company’s digital cinema technology. A subsidiary of India-based Real Image Media Technologies, Qube Cinema draws on decades of domain expertise in the media and entertainment space as well as long-standing relationships with key technology leaders.
XDC is a global provider of digital cinema solutions in Europe. XDC manages operations for the deployment of digital cinema systems in theatres (based on different business models: VPF, leasing …), as well as preparing and delivering digital content which is distributed in cinemas. XDC also manufactures advanced digital cinema products: servers, theatre management systems, central libraries, and more.
Dolby Laboratories develops and delivers products and technologies that make the entertainment experience more realistic and immersive. For four decades Dolby has been at the forefront of defining high-quality audio and surround sound in cinema, broadcast, home audio systems, cars, DVDs, headphones, games, televisions, and personal computers. Based in San Francisco with European headquarters in England, the company has entertainment industry liaison offices in New York and Los Angeles, and licensing liaison offices in London, Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, and Tokyo.
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Christie Enjoys Explosive Digital Cinema Growth in Asia Pacific —Apr 2, 2009
Christie, a global leader in visual solutions for entertainment, business and industry, is enjoying explosive digital cinema growth of more than 400% in the Asia Pacific region. With major deployment deals for the Christie CP2000 series of DLP Cinema® projectors, this growth firmly establishes Christie as the undisputed industry leader. To date, more than 600 sites in Asia Pacific have installed Christie digital cinema projectors, with an additional 500 sites scheduled for conversion by the end of this year.  Full Release • Past Christie Press Rels. • Christie Dir. Page • Christie Web Site
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Sony Announces New Exhibitor Agreements as Conversion to 4K Digital Cinema Technology Continues —Apr 1, 2009
Sony Electronics is announcing digital cinema agreements and deployments with five exhibitors across the United States, at the ShoWest trade show here this week. The new agreements range from outfitting facilities with Sony’s 4K digital projection technology to providing complete turn-key solutions for converting to digital technology.  Full Release • Past Sony Digital Cinema Press Rels. • Sony Digital Cinema Dir. Page • Sony Digital Cinema Web Site
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GDC and RealD Partner to Deliver 3D Cinema to Asia —Apr 1, 2009
GDC Technology (“GDC”), a leading digital cinema solution provider, and RealD, the global leader in providing 3D to cinema, announced today that they have entered into an agreement whereby GDC will become a distributor for RealD’s 3D systems in Asia. Under the non-exclusive agreement, GDC will work with RealD in territories such as China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia, and Singapore.  Full Release • Past GDC HK Press Rels. • GDC HK Dir. Page • GDC HK Web Site • Past RealD Press Rels. • RealD Dir. Page • RealD Web Site
Twentieth Century Fox, Paramount Pictures International, Universal Pictures International to Support DCI Compliant D-Cinema Korea Nationwide Digital Cinema Initiative. —Apr 1, 2009
D-Cinema Korea (“DCK”), Seoul, Korea based company, established in 2008 by two major Korean exhibition chains to help accelerate the transition of Korean theatres to digital cinema, has reached non-exclusive Digital Cinema Deployment Agreements with Twentieth Century Fox (“Fox”), Paramount Pictures International (“Paramount”), Universal Pictures International (“Universal”).  Full Release
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Dolby Debuts “Buy One Get One Free 3D Glasses” Offer at ShoWest 2009 —Apr 1, 2009
At ShoWest 2009, Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYSE: DLB), announced a limited-time “buy one get one free” Dolby® 3D Glasses offer for exhibitors installing a new Dolby 3D Digital Cinema system. The special promotion will run from April 6 through May 22, 2009.  Full Release • Past Dolby Press Rels. • Dolby Dir. Page • Dolby Web Site
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DTS Digital Cinema to Change Trade Name to Datasat Digital Entertainment —Apr 1, 2009
DTS Digital Cinema announced today that it will begin operating under the trade name Datasat Digital Entertainment from April 1, 2009.  The company is a market leader in providing digital cinema technology to motion picture exhibitors and distributors.  Founded in1993 the company was the first to provide 5.1 digital surround sound to the film industry.  The company will maintain the DTS Digital Cinema brand name for all cinema related products and services.
 Full Release • Past Datasat Digital Entertainment Press Rels. • Datasat Digital Entertainment Dir. Page • Datasat Digital Entertainment Web Site
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Sony Electronics Announces Digital Cinema Deployment Agreement with Walt Disney Studios International —Mar 31, 2009
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Sony SRX-R220 Photo: Sony SRX-R220 4K Resolution Cinema Quality Projector
Sony Electronics’ Digital Cinema Solutions and Services (DCSS) group has entered into a non-exclusive digital cinema deployment agreement with Walt Disney Studio Motion Pictures and Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International. The companies will work together to provide operational and financial resources to exhibitors that encourage them to feature Sony’s 4K SXRD™ projection technology in both 2D and 3D digital cinema-enabled screens across North America and Europe.  Full Release • Past Sony Digital Cinema Press Rels. • Sony Digital Cinema Dir. Page • Sony Digital Cinema Web Site
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Sony Unveils New Digital Cinema System Technologies at ShoWest —Mar 31, 2009
Sony is unveiling new technologies designed to work with its 4K digital cinema projection systems at ShoWest here this week.  The new technologies include a Theater Management System, which can provide exhibitors with increased efficiency and automation in their operations, and a new anamorphic lens for higher brightness in 2D projection systems.  Full Release • Past Sony Digital Cinema Press Rels. • Sony Digital Cinema Dir. Page • Sony Digital Cinema Web Site
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DTS Digital Cinema and Masterimage Announce Partnership for 3D Deployments —Mar 31, 2009
DTS Digital Cinema and masterImage USA, Inc. have reached an agreement by which the masterImage MI-2100 3D Digital Cinema System will be offered for sale through the DTS dealer network.  Full Release • Past Datasat Digital Entertainment Press Rels. • Datasat Digital Entertainment Dir. Page • Datasat Digital Entertainment Web Site • Past MasterImage Press Rels. • MasterImage Dir. Page • MasterImage Web Site
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GDC Technology Inks VPF Financing Deal with Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International for Exhibitors in Asia —Mar 31, 2009
In a move that will accelerate the conversion of cinemas in Asia to digital technology, GDC has reached a non-exclusive agreement with another Hollywood Studio for digital cinema deployment across Asia.  Under this agreement, Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures International (“WDSMPI”) will join other major Hollywood studios in committing to supply Asian exhibitors with feature film content digitally, as well as to make financial contributions for a limited period of time towards the hardware cost of DCI-compliant digital cinema equipment deployed by GDC.  Full Release • Past GDC HK Press Rels. • GDC HK Dir. Page • GDC HK Web Site
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XpanD Builds 3D North American Market with United Entertainment Corporation and Camelot Cinemas —Mar 31, 2009
XpanD, the international authority in 3D cinemas and technology platforms, has equipped six theaters in the US with digital 3D systems at five Premiere Theatres locations operated by United Entertainment Corporation (UEC) in Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Tennessee, and at Camelot Cinemas in Greenville, South Carolina.  Full Release • Past XpanD Press Rels. • XpanD Dir. Page • XpanD Web Site
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Dolby 3D Digital Cinema Delivers Large-Screen Capabilities —Mar 31, 2009
Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYSE: DLB), announced today at ShoWest 2009 that exhibitors will now have the ability to play back content using Dolby® 3D Digital Cinema to provide a premium viewing experience in their largest auditoriums.  Full Release • Past Dolby Press Rels. • Dolby Dir. Page • Dolby Web Site
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Cinedigm, NEC, Ballantyne Team to Bring Digital Cinema Systems to Theatre Operators Nationwide —Mar 31, 2009
Cinedigm Digital Cinema Corp. (NASDAQ: CIDM) (formerly AccessIT), together with Ballantyne of Omaha, Inc. (NYSE Amex: BTN) and NEC Corporation of America announced today the mutual signing of a Supply Agreement to offer NEC digital cinema systems to theatres nationwide.  Full Release • Past NEC Press Rels. • NEC Dir. Page • NEC Web Site • Past Strong Digital Press Rels. • Strong Digital Dir. Page • Strong Digital Web Site • Past Cinedigm Press Rels. • Cinedigm Dir. Page • Cinedigm Web Site
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RealD Honors Henry Selick, Laika and Focus Features With 1st Annual “RealD Innovation in 3D Award” at ShoWest —Mar 31, 2009
Today RealD, the world’s leading outfitter of 3D-enabled theatres, presented the first annual “RealD Innovation in 3D Award” to the creators of the feature film CORALINE for their extraordinary contribution to 3D cinema.  The award was presented by RealD chairman and CEO, Michael V. Lewis, at the RealD lunch in the Paris Ballroom at ShoWest.  Dale Wahl, vice chairman, accepted the award on behalf of animation studio LAIKA, Inc. and director/screenwriter Henry Selick’s acceptance speech was previously recorded.  Full Release • Past RealD Press Rels. • RealD Dir. Page • RealD Web Site
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DTS Digital Cinema and Qube Cinema Form Sales and Marketing Alliance —Mar 30, 2009
DTS Digital Cinema and Qube Cinema have announced a co-branding strategic alliance to develop and market numerous digital cinema products including a digital cinema server, a theatre management system, an enhanced digital cinema mastering solution and other allied products. The alliance will bring together the best of both companies’ strengths to form a strong commercial and technology presence in the digital cinema marketplace.  Full Release • Past Datasat Digital Entertainment Press Rels. • Datasat Digital Entertainment Dir. Page • Datasat Digital Entertainment Web Site • Past Qube Cinema Press Rels. • Qube Cinema Dir. Page • Qube Cinema Web Site
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Qube joins forces with Strong to Expand Service Network in the U.S. —Mar 30, 2009
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Qube XP-D Photo: Qube XP-D Digital Cinema Server
Complementing its growing presence in the United States, Qube Cinema has announced a partnership with Strong Technical Services, a subsidiary of Ballantyne of Omaha, Inc. (NYSE: Amex: BTN), to expand its servicing network in the United States. Under the agreement, Strong Technical Services will provide installation, maintenance and service support for Qube Cinema servers and related products.  Technical support staff from Strong Technical Services has undergone extensive training by Qube to prepare for this initiative.  Full Release • Past Qube Cinema Press Rels. • Qube Cinema Dir. Page • Qube Cinema Web Site
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Dolby’s 3D Color Correction Solution Licensed to International Datacasting Corporation for 3D Live Events —Mar 30, 2009
At ShoWest 2009 today, Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYSE: DLB), and International Datacasting Corporation (TSX: IDC) announced they have signed a licensing agreement to incorporate Dolby’s 3D color correction solution into IDC’s 3D live decoder hardware for live 3D content delivery to movie theatres.  Full Release • Past Dolby Press Rels. • Dolby Dir. Page • Dolby Web Site
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Moving image Technologies Selects Barco Projectors for New Digital Cinema Funding Program —Mar 30, 2009
Digital Cinema pioneer Barco announced today that Fountain Valley, California-based MiT (MOVING iMAGE TECHNOLOGIES) has selected Barco as the preferred digital cinema projector supplier for a new financing program targeted at enhancing the buying power for small to medium-sized theatre owners.  Full Release • Past Barco Press Rels. • Barco Dir. Page • Barco Web Site • Past Moving image Technologies Press Rels. • Moving image Technologies Dir. Page • Moving image Technologies Web Site
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Christie Releases Digital Cinema Reliability Data: 99.999% Proven Uptime —Mar 30, 2009
Christie, a leader in digital cinema projection, today announces that its Global Quality department and Network Operations Center (Cypress, CA) have released data confirming 99.999% reliability for Christie lamps in Christie projectors. The statistical information for the reliability data is acquired from the Christie Network Operations Center (NOC) which has monitored more than 10 million showings over the last 24 months.  Full Release • Past Christie Press Rels. • Christie Dir. Page • Christie Web Site
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XDC European Digital Cinema Network Exceeds 500 Screens With Additional 400 to be Installed —Mar 30, 2009
XDC, the leading Pan-European digital cinema service company, has the largest operational network with 500 screens in 10 European countries, including 400 screens under leasing agreements and 100 screens under the VPF model. 400 screens under VPF agreements have still to be installed.  Full Release • Past XDC Press Rels. • XDC Dir. Page • XDC Web Site
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Dolby Showcases Digital Cinema Solutions at ShoWest 2009 —Mar 30, 2009
At ShoWest 2009 today, Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYSE: DLB), will demonstrate its latest digital cinema solutions for audio, networking, 3D, and more. Dolby is making it easier than ever for exhibitors to transition to digital cinema with its comprehensive and reliable solutions. These include its digital cinema server, software, and 3D solution, as well as its latest in audio processing, the CP750 Digital Cinema Processor.  Full Release • Past Dolby Press Rels. • Dolby Dir. Page • Dolby Web Site
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JBL Showcases New Digital Surround Series Cinema Loudspeakers —Mar 30, 2009
At ShoWest 2009, JBL Professional is featuring its Digital Surround Series loudspeakers. Three models in total—the 8320, the 8350 and the 8340A—provide an ideal surround sound solution for every digital application.  Full Release • Past Harman International Press Rels. • Harman International Dir. Page • Harman International Web Site
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New Marcus Theatres® UltraScreen® At Orland Park Cinema Sports JBL ScreenArray® And AE Series Loudspeaker System —Mar 30, 2009
Continuing the successful relationship between Marcus Theatres® and Harman cinema products, the Chicago suburb of Orland Park, Illinois recently celebrated the opening of a new 70-foot-wide UltraScreen® at the Orland Park Cinema. The Orland Park UltraScreen theater seats 400 and is Marcus Theatres’ 12th UltraScreen to date.  Full Release • Past Harman International Press Rels. • Harman International Dir. Page • Harman International Web Site
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Harman Pro Cinema Group Provides Custom JBL/Crown Sound System for Cinemark’s New XD³ Large Screen Digital Format —Mar 30, 2009
Providing moviegoers with the ultimate digital cinema visual and sound environment, Cinemark has outfitted its new XD³ auditorium with JBL custom-engineered ScreenArray® loudspeakers behind the massive 70 foot screen.  Full Release • Past Harman International Press Rels. • Harman International Dir. Page • Harman International Web Site
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Ballantyne to Highlight Digital Cinema Products/Services at ShoWest Theatre Industry Exhibition March 31- April 2 —Mar 26, 2009
Ballantyne of Omaha, Inc. (NYSE Amex: BTN), a provider of cinema equipment and services, announced today that it will highlight its digital cinema equipment and cinema services solutions at the 35th annual ShoWest cinema exhibition and distribution industry convention in Las Vegas from Tuesday, March 31st through Thursday, April 2nd. Ballantyne/Strong’s ShoWest booths are 1205 and 1212 at Bally’s Hotel Convention Center.  Full Release • Past Strong Digital Press Rels. • Strong Digital Dir. Page • Strong Digital Web Site
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New Motorized Lens Mount Available for All Christie Digital Cinema Projectors —Mar 25, 2009
Christie, a leader in digital cinema projection, announces the introduction of a motorized lens mount solution that is fully compatible with all Christie DLP Cinema® 1.2” DMD based projectors.  The Christie motorized lens mount solution consists of a lens mount, motors and downloadable software, allowing theatres to easily and reliably change between flat and scope screen formats with a single lens set-up.  It is designed to automatically adjust offset, focus and zoom, making it the most accurate and convenient solution on the market.   Full Release • Past Christie Press Rels. • Christie Dir. Page • Christie Web Site
Cinetize.com Launches New Era in Digital Cinema Content Distribution —Mar 25, 2009
After months of planning and development, Team Cinetize is proud to announce the public beta of the world's first and only website dedicated to offering digital cinema content on demand: Cinetize.com.  The site, which is designed to provide high quality pre-show content and branding messages for the budget-minded operator, officially launched on March 24th, 2009.  Full Release
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Meyer Sound Launches Cinema Experience Series at ShoWest Las Vegas —Mar 25, 2009
At ShoWest, the motion picture industry convention to be held in Las Vegas March 31 through April 2, 2009, Meyer Sound will debut its new Cinema Experience line of theatre sound systems designed for applications ranging from sound design suites to dubbing stages and movie theatres.  Full Release • Past Meyer Sound Press Rels. • Meyer Sound Dir. Page • Meyer Sound Web Site
Kodak Is First to Demonstrate Fully-Integrated Ads on the Server —Mar 24, 2009
At ShoWest, the annual industry convention opening next week for the exhibition and motion picture distribution industries, Kodak will be the first company to demonstrate the fully-integrated ability to show advertising and other pre-show material on the Kodak server used to playback feature movies. The result will be a smoother presentation to cinema audiences, more detailed audit reporting for ad suppliers, and simplified booth operation for theatre owners.
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GDC Announces Closed Captioning Capabilities Added to its Entire SA-2100 Digital Cinema Server Line —Mar 20, 2009
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GDC SA-2100A Photo: GDC SA-2100A Digital Cinema Server
As part of its on-going product improvement effort, GDC Technology (GDC) is pleased to announce that it has added Closed Captioning capabilities to its SA-2100 family of digital cinema servers. This will benefit cinema patrons who are hearing impaired as they can now read the captions individually (using specially designed equipment available on individual seats) while watching the movie at the same time.  Full Release • Past GDC HK Press Rels. • GDC HK Dir. Page • GDC HK Web Site
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Dolby Unveils New CP750 Digital Cinema Processor —Mar 16, 2009
Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYSE: DLB) announced today that its latest generation cinema processor, the Dolby® CP750 Digital Cinema Processor, will be available for orders during ShoWest starting March 30, 2009.  The CP750 is designed to work within the new digital cinema environment, integrating easily with preshow servers, alternative content, and digital cinema servers.  Full Release • Past Dolby Press Rels. • Dolby Dir. Page • Dolby Web Site
Philips receives patent for innovative xenon lamp technology —Mar 16, 2009
Royal Philips Electronics (AEX: PHI, NYSE: PHG) today announced that the U.S. Patent Office has issued a patent to Philips for its innovative Helios® xenon lamp technology.  Designed as direct replacements for standard xenon lamps in film cinema applications, Helios lamps can provide up to 30% more light on the screen with no reflector or lens changes and no lamp house modifications.  Helios lamps are available in a wide range of wattages and configurations to fit all leading film projectors.  Full Release
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Digital Cinema Processor from QSC Debuts at ShoWest —Mar 5, 2009
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QSC DCP 300 Photo: QSC DCP 300 Digital Cinema Processor
A comprehensive digital cinema processor ideally suited for both D-Cinema upgrades and new installations, the new DCP 300 from QSC will make its industry debut at this year's ShoWest in booth #1509. Combining the power of 24-bit, 16-channel D-Cinema processing with DSP crossover functions and remote, Ethernet-based monitoring and control features capable of giving guidance to entire audio systems, the rackmount device can receive up to eight AES pairs of input from D-Cinema servers on two DB25 connectors. Network digital audio transport is facilitated as well, via CobraNet, to easily accommodate future expansion.  Full Release • Past QSC Press Rels. • QSC Dir. Page • QSC Web Site
Philips New Digital Cinema Xenon Lamps Meet Most Stringent Requirements —Feb 16, 2009
Royal Philips Electronics (AEX: PHI, NYSE: PHG) today announced that the Philips XDC-3000S and Philips XDC-4200S xenon lamps are approved by Sony Corporation, B2B Solutions Business Group, as they meet all strict requirements for the Digital Cinema market. The lamps are authorized to be used in all Sony’s SRX digital cinema projectors worldwide.  Full Release
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