| Home cinema, also called home theatre,
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| | cinemas were called screening rooms at
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| seeks to reproduce cinema quality video
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| | the time and were outfitted with 16 mm or
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| and audio in the home. The video aspect
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| | even 35 mm projectors for showing
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| usually involves a large-screen and/or
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| | commercial films. These were found almost
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| high definition television or a
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| | exclusively in the homes of the very
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| projection system with movie screen to
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| | wealthy, especially those in the movie
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| project the image on. Quality audio
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| | industry.
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| reproduction is usually achieved with a
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| | Portable home cinemas improved over time
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| high fidelity surround sound system.
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| | with color film, Kodak Super 8 mm film
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| Technically, a home cinema could be as
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| | film cartridges, and monaural sound but
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| basic as a simple arrangement of a
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| | remained awkward and somewhat expensive.
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| television, VCR, DVD, and a set of
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| | The rise of home video in the late 1970s
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| speakers. It is therefore difficult to
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| | almost completely killed the consumer
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| specify exactly what distinguishes a
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| | market for 8 mm film cameras and
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| "home cinema" from a "television and
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| | projectors, as VCRs connected to ordinary
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| stereo". Most people in the consumer
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| | televisions provided a simpler and more
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| electronics industry would agree that a
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| | flexible substitute.
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| "home theater" is really the integration
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| | 1980s home cinema
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| of a relatively high-quality video source
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| | The development of multi-channel audio
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| with multi-channel electronics and
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| | systems and laserdisc in the 1980s
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| speakers. Even if households have the
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| | created a new paradigm for home cinema.
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| system set up for home cinema it is
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| | The first public demonstration of this
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| common only to use the speakers
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| | integration occurred in 1982 at the
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| integrated within the television rather
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| | Summer Consumer Electronics Show in
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| than to play the sound through the
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| | Chicago, Illinois. Peter Tribeman of NAD
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| surround sound system. This is because
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| | (USA) organized and presented a
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| surround sound loses its impact with
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| | demonstration made possible by the
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| material which is not recorded in a way
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| | collaborative effort of several companies
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| suitable for surround sound. Films, drama
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| | who contributed their technologies to
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| and sports tend to be optimised for
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| | demonstrate what a home cinema would
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| surround sound whereas news and daytime
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| | "look and sound" like.
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| TV provide no particular advantage.
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| | Over the course of three days, retailers,
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| 1950s and 1960s home movies
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| | manufacturers, and members of the
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| A home theater with video projector
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| | consumer electronics press were exposed
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| mounted in a box on the ceiling.In the
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| | to the first "home like" experience of
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| 1950s, home movies became popular in the
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| | combining a high quality video source
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| United States and elsewhere as Kodak 8 mm
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| | with multi-channel sound. That one
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| film (Pathé 9.5 mm in France) and
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| | demonstration is credited with being the
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| camera and projector equipment became
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| | impetus for developing what is now a
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| affordable. Projected with a small,
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| | multi-billion dollar business.
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| portable movie projector onto a portable
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| | 1990s home cinema
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| screen, often without sound, this system
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| | In the late 1990s, the development of
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| became the first practical home theater.
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| | DVD, 5-channel audio, and high-quality
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| They were generally used to show home
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| | video projectors that provide a cinema
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| movies of family travels and celebrations
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| | experience at a price that rivals a
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| but also doubled as a means of showing
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| | big-screen HDTVs sparked a new wave of
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| private stag films. Dedicated home
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| | home cinema interest.
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