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Get the whole picture with video calibration
As custom integrators hunt for new ways to make money in this increasingly-commoditised world, services such as video calibration come to the fore. Paul Skelton reports ... -
Get it covered with cinema carpeting
A great home theatre is more than a big screen and quality sound system. Carpeting is essential to achieving the perfect sound and completing the look ... -
The second coming… of two-channel
What does the resurgence of high-end two-channel means for home cinema? Anthony Grimani investigates. If word around the halls of audio conventions is true, there’s a ... -
Making multi-room audio sound like a winner
Multi-room audio doesn’t need to be just for background music. With a little bit of work, you can make whole house audio systems sing. Anthony Grimani ... -
Trip the light fantastic with laser projectors
Projector manufacturers are beginning to use lasers, as opposed to lamps, as a light source for projectors in both home and commercial cinema applications. Jacob Harris ... -
4DX: Films to that effect
Stepping beyond the usual visual and aural limits, a South Korean company offers movie-goers a more immersive experience in a new stage of cinema evolution. Joe ... -
Cable labelling to be standardised
Cable labelling is not an interesting topic. Now, a new Standard from InfoComm is set to tackle the apathy that has entered the market. Paul Skelton ... -
HDR and WCG: The new vision alphabet
Ultra High Definition Blu-ray is doing more than bringing even higher definition to the home theatre, says Stephen Dawson. It’s adding brighter whites, darker blacks, subtler ... -
What comes KNXt for KNX?
By now, electrical contractors all around the country are likely to have heard of KNX. What you may not know is that industry is currently debating ... -
Help or hindrance?
With so much information available to your clients via the internet, Pete Baker asks if the products you offer are helping or hurting your business. When ...
