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Fabric wall panels serve both aesthetic and practical purposes in home cinemas and media rooms. You can use acoustically transparent fabric walls to hide speakers, cabling, and other equipment, creating a clean, stylish look. You can also place treatments behind...

CinemaScope has long been the immersive format of choice for movies. Unfortunately, displaying that in a home cinema has been a choice of which compromise is the least bad. Now, a comprehensive range of devices is available that support native...

A projector porthole is used to separate a projection booth from the cinema. It is used to prevent unwanted noise and heat transferring between the two areas. A high quality projector porthole uses angled optical glass, in this article we...

Sound is what separates an authentic cinema experience from simply watching TV. A dedicated and fully engineered room with effortless dynamics, pumping bass, and fully immersive surround sound is a visceral, emotional experience. These qualities which make the experience are...

You can now quickly optimise your perfect screen solution with DT’s projection screen configurators. With the tool, you can:  Specify your choice of millimetres or inches. Specify the visible screen size by width and height, width and aspect ratio or...

At SRND Group, we take objective performance seriously - we have a dedicated test lab at our facility in Yorkshire. The lab is 100% light-controlled and has been fitted with black fabric walls to minimise acoustic and visual reflections. Testing...

The projector contrast describes the relationship between the very brightest and darkest images that the projector can produce. The contrast is expressed as a ratio of the brightest to the darkest parts of the image.  There are two common ways...

The projector brightness describes the amount of light produced by the projector. A projector with more brightness will deliver a brighter image on the projection screen. There are several important terms related to brightness and it is important to have...

The lens shift describes how far in percentage screen dimensions, the projected image can be moved from the on axis position (normally projector exactly in the middle of the screen) without requiring the projector to be physically moved. Why is...