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Posted by Jim Cassedy (Member # 4115) on 08-04-2017, 12:37 PM:
The theater I'm at for Dunkirk/70 has these electronificated
signthingys above their auditorium entrances. (all 20 of 'em!)


> I'd like to read up more on the technology behind these.
Anybody know who makes these, or similar displays?
THANX
Posted by Pietro Clarici (Member # 4937) on 08-04-2017, 03:03 PM:
Looks like a bar-type commercial LCD display like this one from NEC, although it's probably discontinued as is a similar model by LG. It's basically a regular 50" panel cut in half.
Posted by John Roddy (Member # 7348) on 08-04-2017, 05:21 PM:
They're just standard LCD panels in non-standard aspect ratios. The signal is just sent over cat6 via HDBaseT converters from a source computer somewhere else in the building. And that's basically it. The screen itself can be whatever you want. We have a few at my theater that burned out, so we just replaced them with regular computer monitors until we could source a better-fit replacement.
Finding a solution that integrates with your ticketing system to show the actual correct showtimes is going to be the harder part.
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