Podcasts about digital projection

InfoComm 2023 is coming to Orlando from June 14-16, exhibiting the latest innovations from the AV industry. We sit down with Digital Projection's Vice President of Sales Chuck Collins about their multi-tiered experience to feature both projection solutions and LED displays that we can expect in Booth 3029 during the show.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This conversation is about cutting edge smart home technology with Mark Bolduc, an owner of Wicked Smart Homes. Mark's company was launched in 2009 with his partner Adam Panzera to provide cutting edge home automation solutions with a heavy emphasis on customer service and satisfaction. Their business has prospered with more than 90% of new business coming from referrals of past clients and industry professionals such as builders, architects, and interior designers. Wicked Smart Homes carries products from top brands in the industry including Crestron, Savant, Lutron, Anthem, Paradigm, ihiji, Pakedge, Digital Projection and SI Screens to name a few. Wicked Smart Homes offers demos of their systems at their smart home design center located at 527 S. Pineapple Ave. in Sarasota, FL. The mission is to design, sell, install, & support systems in residential and commercial environments that enable the highest quality, reliability and performance with customer satisfaction guaranteed. Without further adieu, we hope you enjoy this conversation with Mark Bolduc Mark Bolduc https://www.wickedsmarthomes.com/ 941.928.0343 Supplements: https://tinyurl.com/y5evddjp Listen to this episode! https://youtu.be/k-_-pAT_5z4 Subscribe to our podcast: Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/yyt84zoh Google Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/y4apzzn3 Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/y69pjqsk Join Preferred ShoreJoinShore.com Sell with Preferred Shore https://winmorewithshore.com/ Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/PreferredShore/ . . . #PreferredSHORE #stpete #stpeterealestate #sarasota #sarasotarealestate #srq #srqrealestate #lakewoodranch #lakewoodranchrealestate #stpetersburg #stpetersburgrealestate #floridarealtor #siestakey #siestakeyrealestate #luxuryrealestate #milliondollarlisting #bradenton #bradentonrealestate #realtor #floridarealestate #realestate #realestatebroker #winmorewithshore #100commission #sellingsunset #Tampa #Miami #TampaRealEstate #MiamiRealEstate

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The Omnimax Theater at the St. Louis Science Center reopened last week after a $3.5 million renovation. Chief among the changes is a switch from film to digital projection. While most theaters have made that transition, the complexities of the Imax format on a domed screen presented challenges.

Where projection mapping can be utilized in digital signage, creating experience with projectors, and the future of projection mapping.

Providing ice mapping installations, training a team to provide these experiences, and the hurdles that comes with digital projection. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Providing ice mapping installations, training a team to provide these experiences, and the hurdles that comes with digital projection.

Providing ice mapping installations, training a team to provide these experiences, and the hurdles that comes with digital projection.

How restrictions on international deals will affect the industry, using AV to create art, and the state of IT and AV.

How restrictions on international deals will affect the industry, using AV to create art, and the state of IT and AV.

How restrictions on international deals will affect the industry, using AV to create art, and the state of IT and AV.

Getting assistance for projects outside your area, What is required for projects involving digital projectors, and understanding when it's time to sign a non-disclosure agreement.

Getting assistance for projects outside your area, What is required for projects involving digital projectors, and understanding when it's time to sign a non-disclosure agreement.

Getting assistance for projects outside your area, What is required for projects involving digital projectors, and understanding when it's time to sign a non-disclosure agreement.

Auch in diesem Jahr fand wieder die Prolight+Sound in Frankfurt am Main statt und hat uns mit jeder Menge Branchen-Neuigkeiten versorgt. Unterstützt durch Einspieler von fachkundigen Ausstellern der Firmen Kling & Freitag, VISION EARS, Digital Projection, MA-Lighting, Area Four Industries und der SmokeFactory sprechen Simon und Joel über Produkthighlights und [...] Der Beitrag EVENT Rookie: Spezial-Episode zur Prolight+Sound 2018 erschien zuerst auf EVENT Rookie.

Coretronic picks up Calibre for their video processing technology. Harman fights counterfeiting across the globe. The best way to include the right screen and projector in your designs. Video available below Host: Tim Albright Guests: Josh Srago – Josh Srago on Twitter Mark Coxon – Mark Coxon on Twitter Links to sources: AVNetwork – Coretronic [...]

Coretronic picks up Calibre for their video processing technology. Harman fights counterfeiting across the globe. The best way to include the right screen and projector in your designs. Video available below Host: Tim Albright Guests: Josh Srago – Josh Srago on Twitter Mark Coxon – Mark Coxon on Twitter Links to sources: AVNetwork – Coretronic [...]

CEDIA 2016 Each year CEDIA (Custom Electronic Design and Installation Association) holds an event where the industry gathers to show off their wares. It is akin to a mini-CES, but also for many of us represents a best of CES of sorts. When we've been to attend the show, we tend to enjoy it more than CES. It takes the parts of CES that we are interested in and compresses it down to a more manageable show. We didn't go this year but that won't stop us from talking about some of the products we think are interesting. This year the show was from September 13-17 in Dallas, TX. High-Def Digest: Top Six Highlights from CEDIA 2016 Sony UBP-X1000ES Sony has their first entry into the world of Ultra HD Blu-ray players. But there is catch, this ES model is only for integrators. Even so, it's a pretty clear view of what we can expect when the consumer version is finally announced. The Ultra HD Blu-ray was just one part of Sony's booth, but, at least for this event, Sony made it clear that HDR is an important focus in the current line, both in the Master Drive TVs and in projectors like the VPL-VW5000ES. KEF Blade Two With good reason, most of the serious audio demonstrations at CEDIA 2016 required at the least a demonstration enclosure, and at the most indulgent, a suite. The KEF Blade Two, however, stood in a pair right in the open middle of the KEF booth. That stereo image, produced by two Blade Twos running off of a Hegel H360 (and networked FLAC tracks), was so poised in the din of the convention center and the booth, I had trouble even thinking of places in homes and well, luxury hotels, that wouldn't be made better with a pair of the large but not intimidating speakers. Naturally, the rest of the booth, which housed gems like the KEF Ci Series, had that kid in a toy store feel. LG Signature OLED77G6P Not only is the OLED65G6P basically breathe-taking in that undeniable beauty time of way, but the undeniability applies to both the picture and form. And here, in mid-to-late 2016, what could LG do to top this show-stopper? That would be to debut a 77" version. This new model exudes the same lines, but in a greater size more apropos of in-home cinema. The reason I say that now is a good time to make the trek to see the Signature line is that the 77" (and its even bigger $20k price tag) is already ready at certain showrooms in the States. Modulus Media Hub The Modulus Media Hub promises a lot, including DVD and Blu-ray archiving, a wealth of streaming service support, a base 6TB capacity with external expansion, 4K support, remote media access, and a DVR capability that applies to everything (including streaming). But what struck me is that the Modulus has the hardware (apparently) to also host Ultra HD Blu-rays. Unfortunately, that particular capability is not a certainty. CEDIA: Seven Trends We've Seen at CEDIA 2016 (we will discuss 4 of them…) Voice is the New Mouse and/or Swipe Given the Friday Keynote and a number of CEDIA Talks, it was easy to predict VUI would be a pretty hot topic. But as more and more manufacturers in the CEDIA channel explore integrating some manner of voice control into their products – from whole-home audio to security systems – it's pretty clear that the entire industry's betting on the next step in computer interaction. Everybody's at the Table OK, maybe it's not quite time to dump the term “DIY” yet – but seeing products that are pitched directly to the consumer side-by-side with pro models is an incredibly interesting trend. Back to VUI – yeah, you can buy your own interface device, but that same technology is going into gear used in big integration projects. It seems that there's a parallel development at work — and a realization that as a broader spectrum of the populace gets really interested in this stuff, that rising tide will lift every boat. The Home Needs an IT Pro We've heard more stats about the Internet of Things than devices that are actually on the Internet of Things. Alright, that's a total exaggeration, but still – the challenges that the IoT is presenting when it comes to interoperability, security, and network troubleshooting will translate into ever larger opportunities for that less-than-artful acronym “RMR.” Speakers Should Either Be Gorgeous or Invisible Not a new trend per se, but the difference between the “buried in the sheetrock and still sounds amazing” and the speaker-as-sculpture philosophy really struck your humble scribe over the last few days. Both the aural effects of the invisible speakers and the visual impact from those who treat this gear as high-end design has been jaw-dropping. CE Pro: Editor's Pick: 12 Great New Products from CEDIA 2016 Stewart Filmscreen Phantom HALR Screen The top manufacturer in CE Pro's Brand Analysis in the screen category reinforced its standing with its Phantom HALR black screen. Available in sizes up to 40 x 90 feet, with specification options for rollable installations, and acoustically transparent applications, dealers can use it for residential and commercial jobs. The Phantom produced stunning images on the show floor and its brightly lit aisles. Running a demo with Digital Projection, Stewart says it measured a contrast ratio on the floor of 90:1 and the black-and-white video with the screen looked incredible with no hint of color shift. Meyer Sound Demo Over in the world of pro sound, Meyer Sound is a benchmark brand of speakers . About 10 years ago the company migrated into the movie post-production category branching out from its roots as a sound reinforcement company and quickly established itself as a go-to brand. Now it's coming into the residential market and it's bringing the same level of quality. Working with the Dallas-based dealer Elliston Systems, Meyer partnered with Barco, Vutec and Keith Yates Design to deliver one of the best demos ever produced at a trade show. Barco Thor Projector Another benchmark manufacturer coming from the pro market and into the residential field is Barco. Showing its state-of-the-art Thor 6P laser 4K projector, you could say Barco's Thor dropped the hammer on the competition. Showing a mix of content that included 4K HDR, the Thor provided one of the best demos I've seen at a CEDIA show. Barco even realized the importance of audio with home theater and didn't cut corners with the audio portion of its demo. Autonomic MMS-1e Whole-House Music Player Streamlining the size and installation process for dealers, Autonomic introduced MMS-1e Whole-House Music Player and M-120e 4-zone amplifier. These products provide dealers with all of the familiar functions that have made Autonomic a top provider of whole-house audio systems with the simplified connectivity of its eAudioCast audio-over-Ethernet technology. The MMS-1e provides a choice of audio output formats, Wi-Fi support, control system integration, plus the company's great user interface. The MMS-1e carries an MSRP of just $995. Origin Acoustics B&O Partnership Jeremy Burkhardt has demonstrated once again that he is an industry leader. Combining his company's engineering prowess with the famous industrial design of Bang & Olufsen (B&O), Origin announced a partnership with B&O in which jointly developed products will be available in 700 B&O store locations. Select B&O products will be available to Origin dealers. Unlike the trend to hide architectural speakers, the point of the Origin and B&O collaboration is to show these speakers, which feature B&O's famous industrial design. Digital Projection (DP) e-Vision 4K Laser DP annually makes my best product lists for good reason: the company designs great performing products. The e-Vision 4K Laser is designed to balance performance and cost considerations and it meets all of its objectives. The 8,000-lumen projector provides a lamp life of 20,000 hours and 4K compatibility through the new TI 0.66 DLP chip for a reasonable price of $19,999. I was impressed with the e-Vision 4K Laser's bright and punchy, noise-free highly detailed UltraHD images during the company's demo. Epson LS10500 Projector Epson showcased its LS10500 in a great demo. The new LS10500 provides a lamp life of 30,000 hours, HDR compatibility and 1,500 lumens of color brightness and 1,500 lumens of white brightness. While not a true 4K projector in that it is not a native 4K solution, the LS10500 still delivers a vivid, detailed image that is impossible to match at its price point of $7,999 while accepting Ultra HD signals. Phase Technology CI-130 In-Wall Loudspeaker Showing again that it engineers some of the industry's best “secrets,” the company was showing its new IW-210 in-wall sub and its CI-130 in-wall speakers. This hybrid sealed-box design features a unique design that employs foam holes to allow the speaker to defeat some of the common limitations of architectural products. The CI-130 with the IW-210 produced a huge soundstage that was dynamic and seamless in its sonic integration. Sony UBP-X1000ES Ultra Blu-ray Disc Player It would be an understatement to say that Sony crushed CEDIA 2016. The popular electronics company just about stole the show with the introduction of its new Z-series Ultra HD televisions, new ES A/V receivers, and its UBP-X1000ES UltraHD Blu-ray disc player. Checking in at an approximate price point of $900, it's safe to say the Ultra HD Blu-ray disc category is now validated. Arguably the most anticipated product at the entire show, it offers HDR compatibility, as well as the ability to play DVD-Audio, DVD video, CDs, SACDs, Blu-ray discs, 3D Blu-ray discs and BD-ROMs. It also offers streaming services such as Amazon and YouTube as well as Dolby Atmos compatibility. RBH Sound SV 6500 Signature Reference Speaker RBH's lead engineer Shane Rich quietly designs some of the best speakers on the market. Showing his design talent Rich redesigned its Signature Reference speaker to include Air Motion Tweeters (AMT). As always RBH delivers some of CEDIA's best demos and CEDIA 2016 didn't disappoint with a surround clip from Eric Clapton's “Crossroads” shows and the musicianship of Derek Trucks, Warren Haynes and Susan Tedeschi. Highlighting its surround system was the Signature Reference SV-6500 R floorstanding speaker. CE Pro: What Dealers Say about CEDIA 2016 Bose Lifestyle 650 Bose's new Lifestyle 650 home audio system surprised a lot of integrators at CEDIA. One of them, who didn't want to be named because he's a big Sonos dealer, said, "I couldn't get over how much they've improved the platform. ... The fit, the finish, the feel, they look serious." He says the new little speakers deliver "spacious sound" and strong bass and, of all the compliments, "even the [SoundTouch] app looks respectable." Sony Z-Series displays Check social media. Seems everyone took a picture in front of this 100-inch Z-Series display from Sony. One dealer says "It's as good as it gets." It seemed most dealers were impressed with Sony's new Z-Series (Z9D) displays. At the booth it was noted that the 100-incher was only $60,000 – or half the price of Vizio's 120-inch TV. A dealer on RemoteCentral wonders: “The reps are claiming it's on par (or better than) the OLED. Your thoughts?” Integrator Mike Bruemmer of Cincinnati's Mt. Lookout Television and Electronics, agrees with the reps: “Sony Z9D was outstanding. Much better brightness than the OLED. We looked at the Z9 and ran to go look at the G6 [LG OLED]. Z9 is better.” Sony thrived on the 4K projector front as well. Crestron Crestron did not have an official presence at CEDIA this year, but the company's home-automation products appeared at several booths including Amazon Alexa and Sonos. Of all the new control systems integrating with Sonos, Crestron is the only one that embeds the entire Sonos interface in the automation UI. A Crestron dealer noted, “I saw the Crestron demo with Sonos. There is still some work to go. But one has to start somewhere. They have the link right to the Sonos app from the Crestron panel. Which is obviously a compromise at this point having to flip apps. At this point I would still suggest an Autonomic when doing Crestron systems.” Residential Systems: Real Audio Video VR: My CEDIA 2016 Game Changer REAL Audio Video is a top design and integration firm that has been doing ultra-high-end installs for more than 18 years. REAL partnered with another Utah based company, Fractal Mob, to create its new Private Cinema previsualization software, which was demonstrated at CEDIA for the first time. This previs software is not only incredibly innovative, but also potentially game changing in its use of virtual reality for aiding in the pre-sale and design of high end theaters. The two firms worked closely together on the project with REAL acting as technical consultants and providing Fractal with the floorplans, elevations, and reference photos to recreate the room in VR. By using virtual reality, REAL wants to let customers “walk through” their new theater space “before a single nail is driven.” For the demo, Fractal Mob took 4K VR scans of one of REAL's actual, already constructed theater designs. As the firm didn't have access to the actual room, they had to build everything from scratch—speakers, chairs, projector, room, textures, etc.—as if it didn't exist in real life, or exactly as it would be as if someone was previsualizing a room that had yet to be built. After the modeling is complete, the software lets you walk around and explore every inch of the room. The resulting image quality is nearly photo realistic, and in fact is limited by the current hardware limitations in VR rendering and will only improve as computing hardware catches up. Once inside the virtual space, you can walk up to walls and see the micro detail and texture in the fabric and the grain of the wood and quality of the millwork. Sconces gently bathe the sidewalls in light, the intensity and brightness changing as you walk up to them. Look back into the projector room and you see lens flare that changes based on the projected image and where you're standing in the room. There are even micro dust particles floating through the air in the light path of the projector. Kneel down and examine the carpet. Sit in different points in the room and see exactly how big—or small—your intended screen size looks. No more will the question, “Will 120 inches be too big from this seating position?” be a theoretical one. Now you can sit the client in the front row, the middle row, the back row and let them see exactly how big the screen will look at all seating locations. Same with seating. How will four seats look in a row? Put yourself in the space and see exactly how wide the pathways are. Or if the first row is low enough to not have sightline issues. Even more amazing—and educational—the audio tracks your position in the room, letting you move in and out of room modes so a customer can experience exactly what is happening with the audio and why the need for multiple subs and room correction—my friend Adam's specialty—is so crucial. While the VR demo video is playing, the audio also tracks as you turn your head as you turn from side to side, moving the stereo image position. Amazing.

In this AVsocial episode we discuss Corporate Branding. The show will be an overview of Corporate Branding and how to properly implement it across your social media and marketing channels, the importance of brand consistency, and how to improve your branding effort Host: Dawn Meade & Kelly Perkins Guests: Michael Bridwell – Digital Projection  

Welcome back, listeners! We’re here to recap all the geeknews that came out of San Diego Comic Con and Star Wars Celebration Europe. Butbefore we do, we have one of our new contributors, Josh Carr, tell us whatKickstarter is and what to check out. There’s just too much damn news to write about so you better startlistening!  Link to downloadSkewed NewsKickstarterSHAMELESS PLUG - D20 Radio:Hot off the presses:  NumeneraHand outsLift Animation :King’s Armory: Digital ProjectionXforce next Xmen movieMeatSDCCMoviesBatman getting 2 Animated Features in 2014Warcraft Movie teaserNew Predator Project in the worksXmen Days of Future Past -Sential head revealedGodzillaTVPhineas and Ferb go  Star wars.. after AvengersArrow - Season 2 gets Bronze Tiger, Sebastian Blood and Black CanarySherlockWalking DeadComicsBatgirl Year zeroImage Comics moving away from Superhero comicsMarvel SDCC PanelGamesCheap Game NewsDefiance is 9.99 for PC downloadNo subTies in with seriesNot great but a fun Borderlands-like MMO for fans looking to stay in the Defiance World between seasons.WildstarTeam Vanilla WoWClosed Beta PhaseNew Combat mechanic

Episode 19- Happy Birthday GHR! Some thought we’d never make it, but here we are! The first full year of Geekhead Radio! We wax incoherently about the past mistakes and triumphs after discussing recent news on Doctor Who, Ridley Scott’s decent into madness and Preacher’s true feelings about Star Trek Into Darkness! We also welcome back American Otaku! Oh, and we also announce the winner of our latest contest. We apologize for the poor audio quality since Preacher forgot to save the original track. Link to downloadSkewed News IKEA Style Houses, would you design and build your own house given the chance? Bruce Willis was right? Nuking Asteroids to save the planet Death of Blizzard’s Titan? Sure seems like it Digital Projection  Matt Smith leaving Doctor Who Green Lantern writer penning script for Blade Runner 2 Batman Easter Egg in Man of Steel

Like all things in life, not all things go according to plan. Preacher23, Perrian and Courtney return for Episode 16 of Geekhead Radio without a guest but we make the best of it. This episode we discuss Elder Sign, Sentinels of the Multiverse, the tragic end of Lucasarts and the birth of Dunderpate Music. So download “A Dark and Brickenless Night” and listen to half-assed nature of the Geekhead Radio podcast! Link to download Skewed NewsElder Sign - ExpansionJayne HatsJess HarlinDark Horse loses license to Marvel for Star WarsUS Supreme Court to hear arguments on case determining whether human genes are patentableNASA to lasso an Asteroid and put it in lunar orbit Digital ProjectionSpring Anime SeriesDefiance

GHR is back and we’re live with Phil Maiewski, member of the 501st, the Rebel Legion and co-host of the “All Wings Report In” podcast. We talk about the demise of the Clone Wars, drudging old bits of NASA history from the ocean, and unneeded remakes before delving into Cosplay. No acts of God will stop Preacher23 from running all over his co-host Courtney in order to give Perrian a needed break. Link to download Special Guest: Phil Maiewski has officially been cosplaying since February, 2006 when he joined the 501st Legion with his Episode 3 Clone Trooper outfit. He's made 3 movie-quality outfits since, and has several more in the works. Since 2011 he has been serving as the Executive Officer for the local branch of the Rebel Legion, and as of January 1st is Co-Host of the Rebel Legion's "All Wings Report In" podcast, a show about the news, events, and costuming within the Rebel Legion. The GridAmazon CEO recovering NASA bits from the ocean floorBig Bang older than once thoughtThe Bookseller’s Diagram Prize for Oddest Book Title of the Year: Goblinproofing One’s Chicken Coop Digital ProjectionPete’s Dragon and Escape from New York remakesAlan Ritchson cast as Raphael in TMNT The Meat of the Show501st LegionThe Rebel Legion

Geekhead Radio returns to prophesize the cancelation of The Clone Wars! Before we do that, Courtney brings us up to speed about the World of Darkness MMO, Krackens, porn and copyrights. Join us for Episode 14 and listen in to get the mailing addresses to the Lucasfilm and Disney Reps you need to write so we can get the Clone Wars back on the air! Link to download The GridVampire MMO - Jim Butcher (Dresden Files) sells rights to new Steampunk series for 7 figures Oceanographer Edith Widder Explains How She Found the Kraken for the Discovery Channel: What happens to copyrights when fan fiction is published on the internet? 50 Shades Porn Parody Countersuit Claims Books Are In Public Domain Digital ProjectionLets show some love for Star Wars: The Clone Wars seriesAddress: Lucasfilm is P.O. Box 29901, San Francisco, CA 94129 Bob Iger – Disney Studios, 500 S Buena Vista St, Burbank, CA 91521 Kathleen Kennedy – Lucasfilm, P.O. Box 29901, San Francisco, CA 94129-0901 George Lucas – P.O. Box 2009, San Rafael, CA 94912 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DaveFiloni https://www.facebook.com/StarWarsTheCloneWars?fref=ts HP Lovecraft Historical Society releases Dark Adventure Radio Theater: The Case of Charles Dexter Ward Outro What Movies should you check out? The City of Lost Children Byzantium Much Ado About Nothing

Lincoln– Film critics Paul Gallagher and Nicola Balkind discuss Steven Spielberg’s revealing new drama. Film Versus Digital: The number of cinemas that have the facilities to play film are rapidly decreasing. Digital Projection is becoming the norm - Is film dying as a movie medium? ‘Roman Polanski’: With a celebration of Polanski films at the Filmhouse in Edinburgh, Pasquale Iannone looks again at his work. Zero Dark Thirty: Academy Award Winning Writer / Producer MARK BOAL discusses his work on ‘ZERO DARK THIRTY’ which examines the hunt for Osama bin Laden.

Host: Tim Albright AVNation Founder Guests: Matt Scott and Adrian Boyd Record Date: 8/10/2012  This week we tackle the sub-$4000 projector market. Digital Projection has gotten into this section of the market. Home Automation is getting a shot in the arm from a Kickstarter company. Does this make them primed to be bought or make them a [...]

Host: Tim Albright AVNation Founder Guests: Matt Scott and Adrian Boyd Record Date: 8/10/2012  This week we tackle the sub-$4000 projector market. Digital Projection has gotten into this section of the market. Home Automation is getting a shot in the arm from a Kickstarter company. Does this make them primed to be bought or make them a [...]

Hosts: George Tucker & Mike Postupak Guests: Mike Fahl, Micheal Bridwell, Mike Postupak & Justin Lang Record Date: 03/19/2012 On this the very first episode of Live Life host George Tucker, Mike Fahl of Dataton SE, Micheal Bridwell of Digital Projection, Mike Postupak of Perspective and Justin Lang of PLSN  discuss the dramatic changes Media Servers and [...]