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Where and when was this fimed?

Your videos are really informative and interesting. I also have a movie theatre in my garage current showing 16mm with the aim of installing 35mm machine as space becomes available using a Westrex tower system

I assume this is the end of _The Perfect Storm._

Impresiona que tengas eso en casa... si se funde la lámpara ¿cuánto te cuesta una nueva?... y ¿ cuanto te cuesta cada película?... y ¿tienes muchas películas?. En definitiva ¿se puede mantener ese equipo en casa? 😱😱

I always liked the flying disk better for dts

I don’t know if it’s possible to extract the 8 channel mix of the SDDS logo?

Brings back Warm Memmories , Everytime .... Thanks

Great timing sir, I was just trying to look up how this is done the other day. I have a couple older cleaners from cold storage. They need a bit of TLC on the rubber parts before I can turn one into a bench cleaner. Getting the rubber roller in the center to grip my pads (or grip em less) seems to be the crux with these neglected units.

I need one of these for 16mm film. I’ve seen some set ups but never one for sale. Any idea if something like this one exists for 16mm? Would work good between a pair of rewinds

Allen, I'd like to know something about how the Dolby processor (in your case the CP500) and the SDDS processor work together. Does the sound come out of the CP500 then goes into the SDDS then out to the amps, or the other way round, SDDS output goes into the CP500 then out from the CP500 to the amps? A second question: is your DTS connected to the aux input of the CP500 or the SDDS? Thanks! Take care. Great installation you have !

I am a big fan of old film like 35mm and 16mm

I wish I could hear SDDS all the cool movies had it when i was growning up it has been a long time since it went away I think we lost it in 2001 at united artist then it turned to regal great times it got worse when they went digital in 2012 they went out of business a few years later

What movie was the feature presentation here?

Very cool to see all 8 channels working! What’s your favorite format between SSDS, DTS, and Dolby Digital?

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That must have sounded majestic on the big screen. Nice work!

Yes i’d love to see a video about how to wire up the sound especially dolby digital!

bro this guy kicks ass

Wow the 35mm printing of the 1993 SDDS Logo. Great job

That is very cool

Cool!

Nice🔥

This is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Can you show how you get the film off the platter and back into the container?

Did you put DTS Sonic Landscape or The Digital Experience trailer on it?

What is the oldest 35mm print what do you have?

Hi Jon, some tips… There is no need to rewind the dirty pads. What you should be doing is loosening the takeup thumbscrews a few rotations so the takeup cores spin freely, then grab the media and literally pull the media off of the pads (pulling to the side so all 4 cores spin). It is very good to see you did NOT remove the two takeup cores. Those should always be reused, as removing them and installing new ones each time you load up new pads cause damage over time to the two rubber inserts which grab the takeup cores. When rewinding the pads, in the video you are standing directly in front of the media cleaner. That is the hardest way to get a smooth rewind, which is visible in the video. Stand to the side of the film cleaner so the handle is directly in front of you. (Your left hand will reach over the top of the cleaner to assist with the right hand that is rewinding the media.) The rag you used is fine, but a paper towel works just as well and is disposable. However you didn’t wipe clean the two idler rollers the media travels over, so whatever crud is on there from the last cleaning will be transferred to your new clean rolls of media. When wetting the pads, it’s easier if you dismount the cleaner and set it on a table so you can get a better angle with the sprayer on the second pad. Also it makes it easier for you to look on the underside of the pads to verify you put enough on to completely wet the pads. You don’t want to see any dry spots. The video is a little overexposed, but it looks like you have a few dry spots on the inside edge of the pads, and the bottom side of the pads could be dry which could cause scratching when that section of the media pulls across the idler. Don’t re-use the masking tape that is on the media pads from the factory to secure the tip of the media to the takeup core. Always use Scotch “Magic” tape. The “Magic” tape is the only tape that is not prone to slipping once wet. Before capping the two supply shafts, take your extra core and try to rewind the pads. Because you tightened the two takeup thumbscrews when you taped the media to the takeup cores you should NOT be able to rewind it. If however the media starts to rewind, it means your tape is not grabbing the takeup core and is slipping backwards, or your rubber insert in the takeup core is wearing out or you forgot to tighten the thumbscrews enough. The last step before running the film through the new pads is to take the tip of your finger and spin the main drive wheel as fast as you can to simulate film motion for 10-15 seconds. Watch closely the media itself to ensure it is advancing. Now it is safe to run your film.

I really like these Kelmar cleaners. the only thing I ever had to do to one was fix the rubber collars that hold the cleaning pads on to the takeup shafts. they swell with age and makes the pad hard to put on to the cleaner.

best channel on all of youtube. thank you.

That color is so nice. Film is superior, without question.

nice to see you got I robot. i'm trying to get that one now too. got that same Real Steel trailer.

you are the coolest dad ever

Nice that you could get a print of Harry Potter. We used to run mostly Dolby Digital, when I was still working with 35mm film, because SDDS was so unreliable, because of the sound track placement. DTS wasn't an option for us. Sony SDDS, when it was working was unbelievably good.

How was the movie guys

I noticed the Left Center and Right Center weren't doing anything. Are there no speakers plugged in to those channels?

That is really cool when did you film this movie I’m a fan of your movie theater

Do You Have 35mm Ice Age (2002)

Looks great. Wish I had a big house to have that experience.

What movie did you play after?

Great cartoon, great color!

16mm and 35mm is king but I have a 16mm projector at my house and it’s pretty cool

25:01 so if the ones is from Filmack, I wonder what it was about. 25:05 Speaking of SDDS logos, Was it the Underwater, Jungle, Volcano, Quest, or Pyramid.

That's beautiful. A real inspiration. John.

Awesome, you have the 35mm version of this underrated movie, so cool!

0:42 this is Might be from Pacific Theatres because the projector looked alot like the same from Pacific Theatres Snipe, and this is also from TVArt, Inc.

Hmm if this was only equipped in Dolby Digital, i wonder what Trailer for Dolby was

That’s awesome. You should black out the ceiling

It’s pretty interesting when you show how the film looks like in the theatre playing and it feels like i was in the theatre when those movies came out keep up the good work

Do you have any Pixar trailers or movie reels by any chance?

Do you have the thx logo

I always have felt animation color looks so more natural when projected. Your family is so lucky in the experiences you providing Regards Trevor