Behind the Scenes: TGV Cinemas 

Even though I like digital. Projectionists have my respect.

Madhu the dude had no idea that the sound on the 35mm projector is analogue. he said several.times it is digital... What he pointed to was not.

@@Fergo101 He might of missed a few points, but he is very well knowledgeable about what takes place within his own company. that's a boss to have

@@Fergo101 optical audio IS DIGITAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Abe Coulter you can see it's analogue with the naked eye.

Abe Coulter to clarify, film contains an analog optical track picked up by a light source in the exact spot he pointed to. Film can also contain two other digitally encoded tracks (dolby digital and SDDS) + DTS time code. The Dolby digital and DTS time code readers are typically mounted above the projector. Analogue audio pickup must be located below the gate in an exact location so as to ensure sound / picture sync. What he pointed to was analogue optical audio.

my friend give me a copy of DCP HDD of 2 mins trailer, and the video itself (without sound) is 10GB huge. And the sound is 800MB. Composed in MXF codecs...

A movie in 2K resolution (JPEG 2000 Format) and 5.1 sound is about 100-160Gb. Dolby Atmos adds another 12-20Gb. 4K files are over 200Gb. CD-Roms were only used in the film days for the digital 5.1 DTS soundtracks. They were loaded into the decoder with 2 or 3 drives and syncroniced with the picture.

No, it's polarised light - effectively two different images in rapid succession via the polarised filter he showed in front of one lens. The googles you wear are also polarised lenses. When the light is polarised at 90 degrees to the polarised lens, light cannot get through it. So by the filter polarising the light, each eye sees a black screen whilst the other eye sees the picture. I think the pictures change at the rate of 10,000 a second, (not the frame rate of projected film at 24fps) ie one frame of film flashes 5000 times a second into each eye.

welcome to 2020

@@Tysxno i really hope they’ll do premiers or have selected locations project movies in 35mm prints again. I’ve never actually seen a 35mm projection in my life

Them send drives, the movies are around 100 to 300gb

tripjet999 or will it?

In fact it will even top it... Digital enables error detection and even correction meaning a perfect image, you do miss the nostalgia from mechanic film though...

its also true one can project a 3D film showing with 2 projectors each with a different light polarizer in front of its lens , one projector for the left eye image one for the right , presenting both images on the screen "at the same time" ,, not alternating like the single projector 3D system , its naturally brighter as well .. but does require very careful image convergence and color balance between the two projectors .. The Imax cinema here already uses Laser projection technology and there system uses again two projectors but each one uses a laser light engine using a different tuned spectrum of light kind of like the alternating light spectrum technology dolby vision 3D used but because lasers have such pure light spectrum output the 3D glasses are different and let a lot more light pass through,, it makes a huge image quality difference as well as using a quarter of the electric power at almost twice the light level..

He wasn't actually recording the movie. They were there for a press tour and it happened to be playing around that time. It's not like he will just randomly go up to the glass window in the projection booth and put his camera there to record it. THAT is piracy. This video does not include any acts of piracy. So to summarise, it's not piracy.

+CLS Film It was off? Doubt it'll explode when it's off...

They are to be considered dangerous at all times and only handled with proper protective clothing no bare arms like the guy in the following video and full face protection at all times, treated with extreme respect , having seen and heard the results of one exploding inside a projector lamp house as an example , This will give you an idea of just how bad an explosion, recorded with a unmanned camera "$4,000 Movie Theater Projector Bulb Explosion!" they are a high pressure glass shrapnel grenade that can explode and spray glass fragments with huge force if there is the slightest flaw in the pressure vessel or from any tiny impact..

If you notice, there are Hoses and pipes connects directly to the projector to exhaust out hot air

but a human cant see more than 30fps, so 120fps verry unnecessary.

+PassCookie more like 60fps, any pc player can tell the difference between 30 and 60fps

yea... it really shows the differences

because its weird to watch movie with 60fps or more

Because in most games there's very fast movement, if a movie would do that everyone watching would be sick. While 24fps is a bit slow it seems to work just fine so why bother to change it :P