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...ogue) that would have been heard by the films' original audiences at early sound-equipped theaters. These are distinct from "true" silent films with soundtr [[Category:Sound]] ...

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...m''' commonly refers to commercial film productions before the adoption of sound in the late 1920s. However, silent films encompass much beyond that — man [[Category: Sound formats]] ...

...r Systems) can be thought of as a modern day incarnation of the Vitaphone "sound on disc" system. It uses a timecode, read by a timecode reader on the proje DTS is the only sound format used in modern 70mm prints. It is CRUCIAL that full run-throughs of ...

A soundhead is a device that reads sound-on-film soundtracks. This includes analog optical tracks, digital optical t ...ers. Other soundheads use a pinch roller that presses the film against the sound drum to stabilize it. Simplex, RCA, and Kinoton optical soundheads employ t ...

...35mm stereo optical track prints and 35mm/70mm film prints with [[magnetic sound|magnetic soundtracks]]. It is a 4 channel format- left, center, right and s ...m back correctly. If you playback Dolby A as SR or vice versa, it will not sound correct. ...

...35mm stereo optical track prints and 35mm/70mm film prints with [[magnetic sound|magnetic soundtracks]]. It is a 4 channel format- left, center, right and s '''It is the most common optical sound format on films made after 1986, when it began to replace [[Dolby A]]''' ...

...used to align the lateral position of the film in relation to the optical sound pickup. As with all sound test films, a long loop or a 50-100' length of test film run reel to reel i ...

...u intended to be projected at 100 feet per minute. Running it with optical sound at 90 feet per minute (24fps) altered his intended presentation. --[[User:J ...

...e the lamp is turned on, the correct lens and plate are in, and the proper sound format has been chosen. You are now ready to project. Yeah! Whoo! ...n dialogue and music, not in noise and brief sound effects. Make sure the sound is on in the booth during changeovers, so you can detect this problem. ...

* SMPTE P35-BT - [[Buzz Track]] - Sound test film to set lateral position of film in the soundhead. File:70MM test.JPG|Boston Light and Sound 5/70 test film on screen. ...

* AGFA optical sound recording film stock, edge code will say "AGS": http://www.agfa.com/docs/sp ...

...digital projection. Simplex products include projector heads, soundheads, sound systems, pedestals, rewinds, changeover units, and other components. *Simplex Apogee - Incorporated sound readers on the picture head. Also uses a lens turret and aperture changer. ...

! Manufacturer !! Model !! Super 8? !! 8mm? !! Sound? !! Bulb type? !! Link to manual !! Notes ...

When threading the SH-1000 pull the film taught around the sound drum, then back it off from the upper soundhead sprocket by two perforation ...an option for reel-to-reel projection because it takes too long to get the sound drum up to speed with this modification. ...

| ''RCA 16mm Sound Projector, The'' || RCA Motion Picture Productions || Radio Corporation of ...

* See also: [http://www.blsi.com Boston Light & Sound]'s list of manufacturers '''[http://www.blsi.com/manufacturers.php here]''' ** Sound processors ...

.../ International Moving Image Society] (formerly the British Kinematograph, Sound and Television Society) ...book of Projection Practice''. Rev. ed. London: The British Kinematograph, Sound and Television Society, 1979. [ISBN: 0856580732] ...

...the projector gate between reels, threading the next reel, monitoring the sound, and keeping an eye on the film as it goes through the projector). Film can ...

...facturer !! Model !! Other gauges? !! Link to manual !! Integrated optical sound? !! Intermittent / shutter movement type !! Suitable for nitrate?* !! Curve ...only be shown with projectors with fire shutters, enclosed picture and and sound heads, enclosed magazines and fire rollers, a water cooled trap, and in pro ...

...s correctly, with proper [[Aspect ratio|aspect ratio]] and [[Sound formats|sound format]], as originally intended ...

====Sound Sprockets==== ...employ one sprocket to stabilize the film for scanning (referred to as the sound sprocket) and a second sprocket to isolate the soundhead from fluctuations ...

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...on the full 1.33 frame, so it lacks the horizontal offset of other optical sound formats and the lateral alignment must be adjusted for projection. ...53 || || The original CinemaScope format, printed with 4-track magnetic sound. To accommodate the magnetic tracks, the perforations were narrowed. Prints ...

...s list, "Digital Intermediate" refers to image only, rather than image and sound. This list DOES include films that used a DI for effects shots but were oth ...

* Screening films in the incorrect [[aspect ratio]] or [[Sound formats|sound format]]. ...

::* [[Aspect ratio]], [http://www.sprocketschool.org/wiki/Sound_formats Sound format ], [http://www.sprocketschool.org/wiki/Variable_speed FPS ], Subtitl ...

[[File:Powers Sound Aperture.JPG|A 1.37 aperture plate on a Powers Cameragraph No. 6.|right|thu ...ers, continued after the standardization of 1.37:1 as the aspect ratio for sound film. It was not until the proliferation of widescreen [[aspect ratios]] in ...

...n of gears to setting take-up and feed reel tension to adjusting light and sound levels. ...

...rt speed, the ability to project in reverse, and a magnetically controlled sound drum that moves out of the film path when the film is not up to speed in or ...he sound drum. Slowly turn the pinch roller and examine the surface of the sound drum for dust or residue and clean accordingly. ...

...Technicolor prints have a characteristic "vomit" smell and lower fidelity sound. ...

...lateral alignment (ex., full-frame 1.33, CinemaScope with 4-track magnetic sound, Superscope). ...ex soundhead that uses a rubber pinch roller to press the film against the sound drum. The rubber makes contact with the picture area and can leave marks on ...

*[[Aspect ratios]] and [[Sound formats]] ...

* '''magnetic sound''' — magnetljud * '''sound format''' — ljudformat ...

...s, and specialized splicers using a diagonal cut are required for magnetic sound formats. ...

...nts was taken off of the individual projectionist. Instead, Boston Light & Sound created a “platter farm” where the 1,000’ reels were preassembled usi #Boston Light & Sound. “Dunkirk Premiere: BL&S helps revive Super Panavision 70 for projecting ...

...ook of Projection Practice'', rev. ed. (London: The British Kinematograph, Sound and Television Society, 1979), 57. ...

...gov.au/arc/ Arc Cinema] (at the [http://www.nfsa.gov.au/ National Film and Sound Archive of Australia]) - Canberra ...