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Author Topic: Barco DP2K-10S: Cropping around image? Marco Giustini Film God Posts: 2713 From: Reading, UK Registered: Nov 2007 posted 05-16-2015 04:57 PM                     1. What is the brand of the 3D? 2. You shouldn't do that. If the film is 5.1 you really should play it back in 5.1 with no surround EX. Even though your system is 7.1 applying a pro logic codec to a soundtrack which is not pro logic encoded is not the right way to go.  |  IP: Logged Marlon Martins Film Handler Posts: 78 From: Torres, RS, Brazil Registered: Apr 2015 posted 05-16-2015 07:24 PM                     1: Volfoni Smart Crystal Horizontal: http://www.volfoni.com/en/product/Cinema/SmartCrystal%20Cinema%20Horizontal 2: mmm... will look into that... thanks  |  IP: Logged Marlon Martins Film Handler Posts: 78 From: Torres, RS, Brazil Registered: Apr 2015 posted 08-27-2015 06:15 PM                     I would like to tanks everyone again, for helping in this "saga". the compressor for the central channel is working wonderfully. We add another compressor for the front channels, but using only the limiter function, to prevent too much loudness in "bang" scenes. We also did a proper equalization using the RTA on the CP750 with a proper flat-response mic. Dialogue now is "clearer" and easier to understand. Decode mode and configuration is now correct. Ant-man, M-I5, the audio sounds nice. even when whispering, can understand easily. loud scenes, gunshots, etc, have a good dynamic but without hurting my ears. now they will screen a horror movie, will be a good movie to see the result also now everything is working great (after a lamp power supply failure ) the equipment for the second room has arrived, this time will be installed with more skilled people, and i will help with the audio there. the only problems now is very old people, still complain the volume is too loud. (when clearly is not)  |  IP: Logged Marlon Martins Film Handler Posts: 78 From: Torres, RS, Brazil Registered: Apr 2015 posted 08-29-2015 10:42 PM                     the horror movie went great. "jump-scare" scenes didn't bleed my ear. the limiter was a good choice Tip: there's a android app to control the CP750 decoder (CP750 Controller). makes very easy to define the volume inside the cinema room when running the movie for the first time. i got everything hooked up on a 3com gigabit switch and wifi router.  |  IP: Logged

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