The only true pressed distro DVD I have is Encounter.... I have been in discussions with Steen from colorcode (as well as tried to get a day in the NWave studio to talk geek with the people there but did not have time) since long before this was sold and was sent it as a freebie (it may even have been pre production ??) and last conversations we had with any depth (4 months or so) I think he said that Haunted house and Alien adventure were not only being done but available.... Plus he sent me some stuff that was DIY pressed that was not (at the time ?? ) sold which contained some MPEG clips and lots of still images which were superbly clear like the stereo photo section in Encounter...
I know he has some Danish / Scandinadian site that carries his stuff before anyone else.... When he told me this I was right in the middle of my international move (when will it ever end is a better question) and so picking up a specialty DVD from a danish site was low on my list of priorities... I will drop him a line and see what I can do for a supply and maybe an AVS price... So I am missing Alien adventure and Haunted house from the list (and maybe SOS planet if that is now got beyond the testing phase).....
Also when I spoke he said they were working on SOS planet (which I have not seen in any IMAX under any 3d style) and he feels is the best 3d piece made yet... They are working on it for colorcode but they are still testing for improved visuals... The first run of glasses may have been a little too dark in the purple leading to a slight muddy left... More betaing with some Rosco swatches may help this

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He also has some realtime image converter SW (I have not seen this yet) that proports to do a 2d to 3d conversion... Of this I am very skeptical on how they attain the paralax / depth info's but I am 99% sure this was for sale....
Info's on this can be found
http://www.copcap.com/composite-1628.htm and
http://www.3dstereo4you.com/press/text/3Dplus.pdf (dated Dec 2nd !!!)
I first got the disk with my SVGA projector and was totally disspointed... The experience with the Hitachi was far better... We are not talking IMAX quality here but sitting right under the screen (foggy plastic glasses tend to mitigate any screendoor) and really cranking up the brightness and contrast (good job TT stores on a per disk basis) makes a big difference... Also as I said I think the glasses were either being changed or have been changed to lower a muddy field in one of the eyes....
Put it this way... It made one of the people watching totally travel sick and had to leave the room when spinning through the Jules Verne style underground bits !!!!
Due to this thread I will see what I can find out by email....