Titan 1080P 3D Dual Ultra Thread - Page 7

Does not seem to output dual dvi 12 bit, Donald. Neither does Gefen's DCI scaler.

PremierViewProHD-Digital Cinema
INPUTS
1x HDMI 1.3 with audio, 10-bit capable
1x DVI-D,
1x HD-SDI (SD-SDI compatible)
2x Composite Video via BNC (NTSC/PAL/SECAM)
2x S-Video via MiniDIN (NTSC/PAL/SECAM)
2x Component video YPbPr/YPbPrS/RGB/RGBS HD/ED/SD via BNCs
1x SVGA via 15HDD
2x SPDIF coaxial digital audio via RCA
2x Toslink fiber-optic audio
4x Stereo analog audio pair via 2 RCAs
.
GENLOCK
Genlock to house sync, component input, HDMI/DVI, SVGA or HDSDI.
(NB DVI cannot be used for genlock if HDMI is displayed and vice-versa.)
OUTPUTS
1x DVI-D, 10-bit HDMI 1.3 capable
1x SVGA via 15HDD
1x SPDIF coaxial digital audio via RCA
1x Toslink fiber-optic audio
1x Stereo analog audio pair via 2 RCAs
DISPLAY MODES Pre-defined automatic output configuration enabled by menu
selection of 320/220/210 or 110 series Sony projector type.
USER CONTROLS
Control/Ports
Front panel controls with character LCD display
4 user configurable presets
Programmable soft keys for faster input switching
Remote control via RS232 serial port
Remote control via TCP/IP
USB port for firmware update
PC control software included
Signal Paths
10-bit ADCs for composite, S-Video
12-bit ADCs for component video
10-bit HDMI, 8-bit DVI support
10-bit HD/SD-SDI
Modes of Operation
(1) Full image processing and filtering, with or without I/O frame rate tracking, or
I/O lock mode.
(2) Low latency mode with reduced processing, per-input or per-input-persignal
selectable.
Power
Integral PSU, 100-240VAC 50/60Hz, power via IEC connector.
Rear-mounted power switch.
Front standby/on control key.
Premium-grade cooling fan for reliable installation in equipment racks
Mounting Information
Extremely rugged, professional 19” (2U) Rack case with carrying handles.
Case colour : Black
Impressive Image Processing features
ü Chroma improvement processing with CCS, CUE, ICP filtering
ü Per-Pixel Motion Adaptive adjustable TNR (temporal/film noise)
filtering - HD & SD
ü Motion Adaptive adjustable CNR (MPEG mosquito and block noise)
filtering - SD
ü 4-field per-pixel motion adaptive de-interlace with MDDF (multidirectional
diagonal filtering) - HD & SD
ü 3:2, 2:2 and non-standard cadence pull-down correction with
automatic adaptation to non-standard and broken cadences.
ü Frame-rate conversion
ü Selectable 24Hz, 48Hz, 50Hz or 59.94Hz 2K/1080p output modes
from 24p or 24sfp input
ü 2D image detail enhancement and sharpness control HD & SD,
realtime unsharp mask
ü Color gain and cut-offs adjustment – HD & SD
ü Gamma selection – HD & SD
ü Aspect ratio conversion – HD & SD
ü Picture in Picture (PiP)
ü Audio delay correction automatically adjusts for video processing
time
ü Per input channel, per signal type parameter storage and automatic
configuration.
ü Uses Silicon Optix Realta with HQV by Teranex video processing
with Calibre’s custom firmware
ü Clean input switching
ü Zoom, pan and tilt function
ü Extreme keystone correction
ü Image flip left-right, up-down
Warranty
3-year return to base warranty covers parts and labour, shipping excluded.
Calibre UK operates a QA programme compliant with ISO9001:2000
Key Features
Inputs Front
Controls
Remote
Control
Processing Motion
Adaptive
Noise
Reduction
Real-time
Unsharp
Mask
Audio
Follow Video
24p
Output
Support
HQView400DC DVI, HDMI,
2xComposite,
1xSVideo,
1xComponent,
1xVGA,
1xHD-SDI
OSD based
with direct
input select
keys
TCP/IP
based
webserver or
TCP/IP &
RS232 based
API
IDT-HQV on
ReonVX video
processor
SD only
PVProHD-DC DVI, HDMI,
2xComposite,
2xSVideo,
2xComponent,
1xVGA,
1xHD-SDI
Front panel
LCD, user
definable
input select
keys with
signal status
indicaton
TCP/IP or
RS232 based
remote
control
application
and API
Realta professional
image processor
running HQV by
Teranex postproduction
grade
real-time
processing using
1Tflop TVP DSP
HD & SD up
to 1080i50/60
and 1080p24
max
HD & SD up
to 1080i50/60
and 1080p24
max
Analog,
digital and
optical audio
support, user
definable
automatic
audio routing
Yes

Like I said I was interested in another product the 310 wich is a little blending box, so only noticed the name that suggested it might fit the bill.

I have the Calibre PremierViewProHD. Single DVI but it does output 10 bit and it puts consumer VPs to shame with its picture. Very clean image. It does have a few bugs that they have yet to addressed. These are in the +6k price range.

When are we going to see ITC Vida chip based processors?

I sent my congratulations to DPI.

That is amazing to achieve that kind of convergence with such a short throw lens in that TI platform, I was beginning to doubt it could be achievable due to lens flare, so that is a big positive. The Radiance 1.3 upgrade sounds like a good solution.

The Board swap to convert an XD to XE is not too difficult. We also found that 1.3 products worked more consistently with a DPI Titan HD 1080p.
Sounds like you have a winner! Enjoy!

My XE upgrade was completed Thursday and is on its way back.

Lumagen is a great company to work with.

Just waiting for DPI to send out my Titan Reference.

Jim

Congrats Lon! You seem to be very satisfied with the overall performance now!

Can you post a screen shot that would help

+1, 3d

LJG or Cinermax,

I ordered a Titan Ref 3D today. I was told that it comes standard set at 4000 lumens, but can be customized anywhere between 4000 and 8000.

How does the Titan Ref 3D differ from the Ultra Contrast 3D?

I am using a 170" wide Scope screen but am looking at changing that out for a 170" wide 2.0 4 way masking SMX.

Do i need to customized it for higher brightness, thinking 6000 lumens? What is the trade off with Contrast?

Expecting to take delivery the 2nd week in April.

Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.

Congrats C

If you want 3-D I would want 6k lumens, you will have to divide that by 4.5 to get the actual once wearing glasses.

BTW the glasses to get:

Reald Crystal Eyes 4.

Maybe DPI can sell em to ya.

Hi. Are you stating the adequacy of the brightness in 2D or 3D with shutter glasses? With the glasses in use and the machine in 3D mode, one would get only about 16% of the light level displaying 2D and not wearing shutter glasses.

Actually, re-the output of the Titan: 10k lumens for the 1080p-700 (Titan ref without apeture plate and HB optics) 4-8k lumens for Titan ref ( same exact projector, apeture plate and high contrast optics ) I think the output range comes from 1 lamp or 2 and output percentage choices (you can go from 86%-100% with one lamp or 2).

So for contrast, if we say that 5k:1 is apeture plate+HC optics and 2k:1 is just HB optics, if you were to pair the Titan 1080p-700 3D with HC optics you could see 3k-3500:1 contrast?

The shutter glasses have some inherent light loss to them (they aren't perfectly clear because of the LCD panels), and you're only getting light through one eye at a time, instead of both.

personally, I'm starting to espouse the belief that to future proof any 3D install you'll need 2 projectors.

Dan

Dan. The light reduction FP displays using shutter glasses is a lot ore than 50% plus some from the shutter glasses. there is a bunch of white papers on the various systems. It must be remembered that each component having a certain 3d light efficiency must be multiplied by the efficiencency of the next piece in the chain.
As an example say the projector displaying in one flash the image for the right eye and the next flash the image for the right eye. now it takes time for the image to be displayed in full, the shutterglass for that eye to open, shut, the image to be extinguished, and the whole mess repeated for the other eye. The actual amount of light on the screen is reduced way below 50%. Then one must multiply the optical efficiency of the glasses. They absorb light. When you get through, one is left with 16% of the original 2D light. I am simplifying but my number is right.

Seems like it, I'll have to check the price list later.

Mark, I wasn't disputing your number at all- I was just trying to make a very simplified point.

Dan

Avatar was available in no less than 7 aspect ratio and 2-D / 3-D variants.

I hope the 2-D BD is cinemascope or flipside and that the 3-D be full panel.

Naw come on! The future is clearly a brighter projector modded to the hilt with adjustable smart lamp-house.



Oh here is a pic of the new RealD glasses that Sony used at CES. They are designing the same cooler looking with the SONY LOGO.