Great video!, very in depth of converting to digital.

Thanks for sharing I love this kinda of stuff

I run 35mm film in my basement theater film done right still looks the best. That's the key word.

Really like this vid. Nice to see an independent cinema.

Thanks for posting this. I have no idea where this theater is but this process is fascinating and really interesting to watch. We never get to see this side of the theater. :D

Congratulations on the conversion :) One needs to ask what happened to the old equipment?

Enjoyed the Video.Interesting...

Nice video..Thanks

Great video, nice equipment, the cinema still looked very 70s.

Should have left 1 35 projector set up.

The Clyde Goes Digital It's pretty cool, the way that the server which provides information to the Forcade projector can create a playlist preprogrammed to start at a given time beginning with the dimming of House lights, previews, Feature House lights backup. But what I I'm really interested in is learning how to create the files i.e. DCP Digital cinema package as I believe it is called. We have a variety of video artists, independent filmmakers in the area, and a theater that is glad to support them. Now just to create the correct file format so that they don't have to go from blu-ray. It be wonderful to produce preshow clips to drop into the playlist. I'm working in Final Cut Pro if anyone has thoughts on that. Thanks

We just got rid of our Strong Highlight IIs and went all digital at AMC 24 in Hamilton. So sad...

where are lamphouse Super Lume-X? have seller?

real cinema is 35mm,digital is only a big tv screen.

Oh look,this piece is old....how cool.....and this too,what can we do with that????? Throw it away,it is outdated!? 30:35 What did you expect,everthing is getting worse because of digital? Man,oldtimers .....