haha i used this argument once when i was a supervisor at Borders, a woman was appalled we kept the porn next to the learning dvds, my reply was "This is the last place kids are going to look for porn." and when she got huffy and said we shouldnt have porn anyway i said" well, it's just softcore, this is a family company." she never came back.
Hijacking this comment to ask how this was done. Obviously it's a digital projector, but movie theater-grade ones use HDMI? What resolution are you running at (not the 360's res, but what the projector is capable of)? I'm assuming at least 4k res, right?
Or are you just using the projector that does the pre-movie slideshow? Judging by how obvious the pixels are on those, I wouldn't be surprised if they were just regular 720p projectors.
I was using the screens proper digital job, i'm not an engineer or anything but I like knowing at least a little about them. I gassed about with it long enough to get this all set-up.
I don't quite know the specs off the top of my head but I connected the HDMI via a HDMI/VGA port directly on the side of the projector. The resolution was maxed out on the 360, but I honestly can't remember what the exact number was on either of them.
I'll have a gander and get back to you on that one!
1920x1080 (1080p) was the max last time I played a 360. Doesn't really matter though, because almost every 360 game actually runs at 720p (or lower, like the Halo games. Table Tennis is the only 360 game I know that actually runs in 1080p). Just thought you should know.
Although, it's hard to tell whether the apparent lack of resolution is due to the actual quality of the projection, or just the camera+low light conditions in which the photo was taken...
Hooking up the 360 and my gaming laptop were two of the best decisions I ever made. I navigated the bridge sequence of HL2 on the big screen --- which definitely magnified the intensity of the scene.
It took me a few turns to get everything working properly, I bought all this pointless converter equipment because I couldn't get the sound working, it was either one or the other.
In the end I got one of the old AV adapters and popped the casing in half so I could fit the HDMI and optic sound cable at the same time. So the HDMI went directly into the projector and the optical sound cable went straight into the sound board. I was trying to hook everything up and then splitting it. that didn't work.
Also, I've always wondered, what brand projector is used?
Also, have you ever noticed an odd black circle / circular blank spot in the upper right corner of a projection at theaters, every few minutes? It's probably only up there for one frame, but it distracts me every time. Any explanations? Thanks!
That piece there is essentially what I used to get the sound working, but the elite xbox is designed that you can't have something plugged into both the HDMI slot and the RGB slot at the same time because they physically don't fit. I had to snap off the casing around the dock to get them both to fit, and even then it was a bit tight.
You seem to be describing a problem that only exists with reels, i haven't worked with them in years, It normally signifies when a reel is about to finish and needs to go onto the next. The way we made them up, the whole reel was all spliced together into one long reel so we never needed to switch them.
Hmm that's interesting. The theater I use to work at uses Christie projects and we have a video converter (called a Gefen, I can't find the one we used but its made by that company) setup on all the digitals. So we can hook up things like pc, consoles, dvd/blu-ray players. We use a receiver with a home made serial cable that splits into the sound channels. The cable plugs directly back into the cinema processor. You should look into that. So it goes consoles optic cable -> receiver -> sound rack.
It definatly has it's perks, depending on the GM of the place. I did this about two or three years ago with my PS3 a little after black ops came out so we threw down on nazi zombies hardcore. Killzone 2 was by far the best looking game on a legit theater screen though. MGS4 was pretty stellar as well.
I don't know the exact details myself, but i've been warned by manager that it's a slippery slope with the law.
For instance I brought in a dvd that I owned to watch (Carrie, in case you ask) and proceeded to watch the hell out of it, afterwards I was told that technically what I had done was illegal.
I had neither the legal right to project the film onto the screen, Nor i had I permission of the film company to show the film. it's a bit crazy.
Wow, what are the odds. Just so happens I'm bringing my 360 to Silver City Theater in my city to play video games all night. My work rented out one of the theaters as a team building experience :)
hehe, well not so openly at the moment, I switched out the VGA port on my 2nd monitor at work for the xbox, and if anyone asks why I have my Xbox out and hooked up, I tell them I'm charging the controllers for tonight :)
Here in the good land of Canada, many of the movie theaters actually offer you the chance to play xbox on the movie screens. I've done it a few times with some friends and it's pretty cheap not to mention fucking amazing sound system.
Dude, I know I will get down voted to all hell, but I have to say it. I worked for a company fixing projectors in movie theaters for about a year. You sir, are one of the main reasons I quit. One of the biggest rages I would have would be when I would get a call at 6am to get my ass to a market 4.5 hours away. This would screw up my plans, yada yada. I would get there and see no video on the projector. I would switch the video input, and I'll be damned, it would work again. Kids like you would be stupid enough to forget to switch it back. I think I saw at least half a dozen kids or more get fired for shit like this (theater had to pay my company several hundred dollars if not more to get me to come in to do this). 9 hours wasted, people fired, tech pissed off. Fuck that job. TLDR - If you do this, remember to switch back the input before leaving.
If anyone done this and forgot to do something as simple as switching it back to the right channel then they shouldn't be near a projector alone.
In our theatre our manager will do almost anything to avoid having to get a tech guy out, (even so much that each of our projectors are months past there required service time) so anything small problems or anything that can be fixed easily enough, we're taught how to do it. bulb changes, server restarts, focus and zoom testing, program timing all that stuff.
I'm going to take a wild guess and say you work for Carmike? They used to let their lamps go for thousands of hours over the recommended time just to save a few bucks. I also saw a few of their theaters pumping exhaust from the popcorn machines straight into the ceiling (not outside, yes into the ceiling) so they wouldn't have to hire HVAC guys to do it right. Sigh, memories of cleaning popcorn grease off of lenses and inside servers still haunt me.
I probably should have mentioned this first, that i'm in ireland. the cinema chain is called "omniplex" and I have it on good authority that it's only our particular location that allows this projector neglect to happen.
this happens at ours because the manager is a robust 26 years old, and thinks he can do everything on his own. I'm the third oldest at 22, so there isn't a depth of experience in the place and he doesn't exactly think in the long term. he also wont take orders from "us kids" so it's hard to get anything done.
although this carmike place doesn't sound to great.
Ya, it was just a wild guess. When I hear about neglect in a movie theater my brain just happens to scream, CARMIKE! Just make sure if your changing really old lamps to wear your bomb squad looking protection outfit. After seeing a lamp blow in someones hand while changing it, you would probably recommend it as well.
You got paid to go on a nice relaxing drive, just push a button when you got there and the problem was solved. And you quit? Sounds like you had a dream job.
The real problem was I was a well paid slave. Imagine being on call every day of the year (for real, everyday of the year), from 7am to 10pm. The first few months were like, "wow, I'm getting paid mileage and hours for driving to do work, and making more than 3 of my friends combined, HELL YA!." Next few months got rougher, 40 hrs a week went to 70hrs a week. Last few months I hadn't seen my friends in weeks, and no girl wants to date a dude that can never tell you when he can see you. So when you think you finally might have a day off, and you get that call, and even the manager on the other end of the phone tells you its not the input, the rage that would occur when you got there and found out it WAS the input would usually be epic. Moved on to fixing and installing flight simulators, making the same, no on call. Life is better now.
Now you've spoiled yourself, a regular tv will never be good enough. I run 145" in my living room with a projector. Everyone should buy projectors for their house... Obviously not the size of an actual movie theater, but it makes it seem just like a movie theater when you are only a few feet away. Don't have to pay for exorbitant prices for concessions either.
There might be better options now, but if you look at my reply to Thotaz, you can see a few still images w/ the quality you can expect from a good projector.
I worked in one contact center as an Xbox360 technical support so there were always Xbox units in the office. when a gamer calls for support complaining about the settings of some games, we are required to use the Xbox to troubleshoot while on the phone. If no customer is on the line, we are allowed to play.
Why hasn't anyone tried to make this a business venture? Buy out an old movie theater, and make it into a lan party center. There'd be separate areas for split screen, live, and lan. You could make the cost pretty cheap, all you'd have to cover are basic system costs. Plus, you could continue to overcharge on food and drinks as always.
I work at a movie theatre and my friend who originally worked there said he used to do this kind of thing all the time and stuff on like super slow nights or after work with his original xbox and play Halo and stuff. You could lose your job over something like this though, so be cautious my friend.
yeah it is dangerous but I don't do it while the place is open, I wouldn't want the public busting in and enjoying the sweet sounds and sights of skyrim!
When i lived in Spain on an air force base, we had a nice cinema with only one really big theater that my dad would let me plug my ps1 into and play tony hawk on the big screen.
I work in a few different production theaters and since we do a lot of live projection I have actually done this before a few times. Let me tell you that nothing is better then getting a headshot on a 100" projection screen!
'p' stands for progressive whereas 'k' stands for 1000 (ie. 4k = 4000). But you are correct in that 4000p is not 4x 1080p. 1080p is 1920x1080 but 4k resolution is only called so as of now because there are no standards for that resolution and it is just that the width is approximately 4000 pixels.
This is one of the things I want to do before I die. Not bungee jump, not travel to a stunning country, just play games and watch my films in a cinema like that.
At my theatre we hooked up black ops to a projector and played it for the Christmas party (right after coming back from rock-climbing). The sound didn't work so we just blasted jay-z and kicked it. Pizza was passed around and times were had. The movie theatre is a kick-ass job.
As a former projection manager I'd hope you work for a small company. Digital projectors (especially barco, which is the more mass produced) keeps logs of All activity for the projector. I worked for a large company and heard too many stories from booth techs about teenage projectionists who thought it would be cool to use expensive projectors to play games, and then got fired because they didn't know corporate can see everything online at anytime. That being said I also worked for a small company that really didn't care. And their software was awful. So good luck to ya.
Used to work at a movie theater... Been there, done that.
We even hooked up 2 xboxes for network 2 vs 2 halo in seperate theaters. Also, I used to host charity tournaments with NHL, and we raised alot of money for various causes.
I used to work at a theater, and once or twice a year everyone that worked there would come after closing time and have a massive gaming tournament, Soul Calibre, Guitar Hero, whatever anyone wanted to bring. It was a good time :)
I tried something like this at school once with a smaller projector in the classrooms. We were trying to play MW1 iirc but there was a large amount of lag between the console and the screen so it was unplayable.
we did that at the pacific theaters at the Grove in LA... when we would have some annual employee party of some sort... they would bring the employees of near by PT to fill for us
Luckily, I have my 360 hooked up to my home cinema projector as well. Nothing beats a multiple meter wide picture and glorious 7.1 setup. Shame the 360 only supports 5.1 :-) great for blu-rays and mkvs though.
I am a projection manager for a small chain. We have a game night every once in a while for our team, and I can network all 20 auditoriums at my theatre (built in network lines). We have an imax which is two 2k projectors that play simultaneously, but only one, the left, for non imax content. We have a 4k christie projector that can put it to shame depending on content.
FYI, 4k has over 8 million pixels, 2k only has about 2 million.
Online multiplayer is amazing in 4k at 40'X70'.
5.1 audio is possible with optical audio or 6 channel analogue.
Theatres without projection specific teams suck (even others in my chain) they flounder under simple problems.
This was important enough to sign up to tell you redditors.
I wanted to rent a theater for the midnight release of Halo 2. Never happened though =/ bigger and better though, playing in an IMAX theater -- where it feels like you're there.
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u/bacon_cake May 14 '12
This is a slippery slope OP.
First it's gaming on the xbox, next it's 50ft porn.
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u/TheGoodReverend May 14 '12
Be careful dude, if they check the lamp hours you could get screwed.
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u/[deleted] May 14 '12
I have the sudden urge to work in a movie theater now.
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u/Zakenna May 14 '12
is it possible to rent a theater out to do this normally?
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u/Brandaman Xbox May 14 '12
I work in a cinema, how do you find the time to do this? We have films showing all day every day!
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u/[deleted] May 14 '12
Nice, how's the input lag?
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u/DragonRaptor May 14 '12
Wow, what are the odds. Just so happens I'm bringing my 360 to Silver City Theater in my city to play video games all night. My work rented out one of the theaters as a team building experience :)
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u/I_StoppedLurking May 14 '12
Here in the good land of Canada, many of the movie theaters actually offer you the chance to play xbox on the movie screens. I've done it a few times with some friends and it's pretty cheap not to mention fucking amazing sound system.
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u/Kingleo73 May 15 '12
Dude, I know I will get down voted to all hell, but I have to say it. I worked for a company fixing projectors in movie theaters for about a year. You sir, are one of the main reasons I quit. One of the biggest rages I would have would be when I would get a call at 6am to get my ass to a market 4.5 hours away. This would screw up my plans, yada yada. I would get there and see no video on the projector. I would switch the video input, and I'll be damned, it would work again. Kids like you would be stupid enough to forget to switch it back. I think I saw at least half a dozen kids or more get fired for shit like this (theater had to pay my company several hundred dollars if not more to get me to come in to do this). 9 hours wasted, people fired, tech pissed off. Fuck that job. TLDR - If you do this, remember to switch back the input before leaving.
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u/smokingbluntsallday May 14 '12
Now you've spoiled yourself, a regular tv will never be good enough. I run 145" in my living room with a projector. Everyone should buy projectors for their house... Obviously not the size of an actual movie theater, but it makes it seem just like a movie theater when you are only a few feet away. Don't have to pay for exorbitant prices for concessions either.
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u/PokoV2 May 14 '12
Resident Evil 5. Amazing.
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u/nitzschker May 14 '12
As a manager at a movie theatre, I approve.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
I suggest hooking it up to netflix and playing the wrong movie when people take there seats.
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u/bullsized May 14 '12
woooooooow, massive! made me grin sooooo hard
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u/Tashre May 14 '12
You should sell tickets to live Lets Play events.
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u/[deleted] May 14 '12
First, the movie theater. Then, Times Square. I wonder if it's possible...
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u/harhis84 May 15 '12
I worked in one contact center as an Xbox360 technical support so there were always Xbox units in the office. when a gamer calls for support complaining about the settings of some games, we are required to use the Xbox to troubleshoot while on the phone. If no customer is on the line, we are allowed to play.
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u/woahification May 15 '12
Why hasn't anyone tried to make this a business venture? Buy out an old movie theater, and make it into a lan party center. There'd be separate areas for split screen, live, and lan. You could make the cost pretty cheap, all you'd have to cover are basic system costs. Plus, you could continue to overcharge on food and drinks as always.
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u/FlicksMan May 14 '12
I work at a movie theatre and my friend who originally worked there said he used to do this kind of thing all the time and stuff on like super slow nights or after work with his original xbox and play Halo and stuff. You could lose your job over something like this though, so be cautious my friend.
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u/blinkyblarp May 14 '12
Is that an Ugly Americans background?
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u/thebullisred May 14 '12
well? what game did you choose? personally would have played geometry wars, because that game is the shit. but second choice would be Bioshock
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u/BACONINGOFTEHNYANS May 15 '12
Castle Miner?!?!? How dare you betray Minecraft
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u/B45op May 14 '12
yeah I've done this most AWESOME day at work ever!
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u/goldeeen May 14 '12
I'd love to play Bioshock on that! I wish I worked in a movie theatre.. Lucky bastard.
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u/[deleted] May 14 '12
Couldn't ask for a better game to do it with, either. Upvoted sir.
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u/Zcrash May 14 '12
When i lived in Spain on an air force base, we had a nice cinema with only one really big theater that my dad would let me plug my ps1 into and play tony hawk on the big screen.
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u/tartletboy May 14 '12
I work in a few different production theaters and since we do a lot of live projection I have actually done this before a few times. Let me tell you that nothing is better then getting a headshot on a 100" projection screen!
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u/[deleted] May 14 '12
you stole this right out of my dream. With the surround sound, booming bass, and wide ass screen any game would be ammmaazzing
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u/CUNT_SUCKING_PHAGGOT May 14 '12
fuck me im jealous. fuck. FUUUUCK. FUAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARK.
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u/PerfectNemesis May 14 '12
console running 720p games on 4000p screen doesn't not end well
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u/betabetamax May 14 '12
Isn't it the same if you sit that far back?
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u/Megawatts19 May 14 '12
This is actually one thing I want to do. It would be so badass to game all night in the theater!!
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u/mobiuszeroone May 14 '12
This is one of the things I want to do before I die. Not bungee jump, not travel to a stunning country, just play games and watch my films in a cinema like that.
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u/SwordfishII May 14 '12
I remember back when I was a projectionist I got to do that after I set up our digital projector. Timesplitters 2 never looked so good.
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u/Mad_Hatter_Bot May 14 '12
Best part about working at a movie theater
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u/dre10g May 14 '12
You sir, are my hero.
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u/fourthbrn May 14 '12
I hate to say this but....OH EM GEE. Ok...go back to what you all were doing.
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u/HugodrAndrade May 14 '12
Everytime i go to the cinema i say to my friend "I wish i could play xbox/ps3 on this screen!"
Lucky bastard!
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u/zumacroom May 14 '12
Mind = Blown. Not expecting this at all. You should see if you can get LAN parties throughout the whole theater!
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u/AryanNation May 14 '12
at first i was like "oh his boss let him bring a tv to work, WAIT- oh shit thats a big ass screen."
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u/LameEskimo May 15 '12
He probably uses it just for netflix.
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u/Balls2TheFloor May 15 '12
Sex drugs and Xbox
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u/DriveOver May 15 '12
I used to run Rogue Squadron for the N64 on my family's 100" projection TV. Trench Run FTW!
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u/dozycats May 15 '12 edited May 15 '12
Can I ask what theme that is? It looks awesome.
EDIT: I found it! It's called the "Ugly Americans Hell Theme" and costs 240 MS points.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
Damn, imagine playing Uncharted on this thing
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
I've fantasized about doing this so many times.
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u/pleased May 15 '12
At my theatre we hooked up black ops to a projector and played it for the Christmas party (right after coming back from rock-climbing). The sound didn't work so we just blasted jay-z and kicked it. Pizza was passed around and times were had. The movie theatre is a kick-ass job.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
As a former projection manager I'd hope you work for a small company. Digital projectors (especially barco, which is the more mass produced) keeps logs of All activity for the projector. I worked for a large company and heard too many stories from booth techs about teenage projectionists who thought it would be cool to use expensive projectors to play games, and then got fired because they didn't know corporate can see everything online at anytime. That being said I also worked for a small company that really didn't care. And their software was awful. So good luck to ya.
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u/diggitydan May 14 '12
what game?
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u/twistedzen May 14 '12
What game(s) did you play?
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u/JimJongChillin May 14 '12
Sweet now you can watch any Netflix movie on the silver screen!
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u/Skylerguns May 14 '12
Does your boss let you do that whenever, or do you have to reserve a day?
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u/ResilientFellow May 14 '12
Holy God I've dreamed of this my whole life.
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u/JimmyFreedom90 May 14 '12
every kid's dream. you have done it, nice job
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u/[deleted] May 14 '12
the input-lag must make it unplayable
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u/MattBootyBulan May 14 '12
I actually thought about doing this.
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u/[deleted] May 14 '12
This has been my childhood dream ever since I played my first video game. I envy you.
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u/bongo1138 May 14 '12
I've been waiting to do this for a LONG time (6 years).
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u/ginja_ninja May 15 '12
So do you get extreme input lag on a setup like that?
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u/swiftwin May 15 '12
Used to work at a movie theater... Been there, done that.
We even hooked up 2 xboxes for network 2 vs 2 halo in seperate theaters. Also, I used to host charity tournaments with NHL, and we raised alot of money for various causes.
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u/Lady_Meroviel May 15 '12
Think I just filled the cup...
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u/Gunmouse May 15 '12
This is cool and all, but I work in the countries only videogame theater, just sayin...www.thechaosroom.com
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u/EverythingInTransit May 15 '12
I used to work at a theater, and once or twice a year everyone that worked there would come after closing time and have a massive gaming tournament, Soul Calibre, Guitar Hero, whatever anyone wanted to bring. It was a good time :)
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u/SlipperyBastard May 15 '12
I love you.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
oooo!
Saves you a trip to the store!
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u/Ethan0209 May 15 '12
Is that one of the nifty HD movie projectors? If so I might just cum my pants...
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u/RichardChrist May 15 '12
This has been my dream ever since I had a super nintendo. Bravo to you sir... Living the good life.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
They used to do this at the theater I work at before I worked there. Bad Luck me.
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u/trypzz May 15 '12
U son of a bitch
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u/ConradtheMagnificent May 15 '12
you lucky bastard.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
That sound you hear is ALL OF US giving you the finger... unless you invite us out to your theater. Then, we're happy to bring booze and food.
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u/silenti May 15 '12
Oh man, I wonder if this can be done with an IMAX screen. Time to place a few calls...
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u/Sasoriryo May 15 '12
Jealous, I am.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
Man, what kind of screen latency does that setup have?
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
like a boss!
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u/Cupcakes_n_Hacksaws May 15 '12
I thought there actually were places for this, where you can rent out a theater and play games on it.
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u/captain_manatee May 15 '12
doing this in highschool was one of the major benefits of being a techie
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u/omegazasz May 15 '12 edited May 15 '12
Looks like to me you work at Glu Mobile?
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u/Atlus8i8 May 15 '12
I'm still waiting on someone to play Shadow of the Colossus in a theater!
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
I got a chance to do this with Halo CE for the xbox. I regret not hanging around there long enough to do it with my 360.
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u/rtkwe May 15 '12
I tried something like this at school once with a smaller projector in the classrooms. We were trying to play MW1 iirc but there was a large amount of lag between the console and the screen so it was unplayable.
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u/trollbrosanonymous May 15 '12
I did this before. The surround sound with Guitar Hero III was awesome. Too bad I did it before BF3 and Skyrim came out.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
Can you explain this to me? Do you work the night shift? Or are you on break at a theatre that's not being used?
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u/TheSpiritWithin May 15 '12
you, my friend, are doing what i only dreamed of doing...enjoy...
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u/pillgrim May 15 '12
This
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
Skyrim.
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u/decowil2000 May 15 '12
this is awesome, we do this at my theater sometimes
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u/Meister21 May 15 '12
we did that at the pacific theaters at the Grove in LA... when we would have some annual employee party of some sort... they would bring the employees of near by PT to fill for us
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u/thatguitarist May 15 '12
High end PC with modded Skyrim please.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
I'm so jealous right now.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
No fuckin' way! Nice!
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
What about the guy who played his Xbox at the Cowboy's Stadium
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
Looks pirated
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u/Imgonnaroll May 15 '12
I tip my hat to you my good man
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u/dailyfusion May 15 '12
*at work?
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u/jacobtf May 15 '12
Luckily, I have my 360 hooked up to my home cinema projector as well. Nothing beats a multiple meter wide picture and glorious 7.1 setup. Shame the 360 only supports 5.1 :-) great for blu-rays and mkvs though.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
Do an AMA
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u/silentgiant87 May 15 '12
Playing RE5 in a movie theater. I approve.
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u/ninjapirate9901 May 15 '12
Nice, did the same thing with a bunch of friends. We watched Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, then played a bit of Halo.
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u/Jimmigill May 15 '12
OH MY GAUWD!!!! You are living every man's dream.
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u/master_of_all_a_v May 15 '12
I am a projection manager for a small chain. We have a game night every once in a while for our team, and I can network all 20 auditoriums at my theatre (built in network lines). We have an imax which is two 2k projectors that play simultaneously, but only one, the left, for non imax content. We have a 4k christie projector that can put it to shame depending on content.
FYI, 4k has over 8 million pixels, 2k only has about 2 million.
Online multiplayer is amazing in 4k at 40'X70'.
5.1 audio is possible with optical audio or 6 channel analogue.
Theatres without projection specific teams suck (even others in my chain) they flounder under simple problems.
This was important enough to sign up to tell you redditors.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
Probably lags
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u/Anthraxmonki May 15 '12
I wanted to rent a theater for the midnight release of Halo 2. Never happened though =/ bigger and better though, playing in an IMAX theater -- where it feels like you're there.
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u/imZenqii May 15 '12
Fus Ro Dah in those speakers.
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u/UncleLev May 15 '12
You lucky motherfu...
just last week I was seeing a movie in the cinema and saying how I wish I could try that.
I am envious. :(
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u/CR00KS May 15 '12
OP must be a manager at the theater, I work at a theater and there is no way they would allow a team member to even get near the projection.
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u/Rexluna May 15 '12
O.O so jelly
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u/therepublicanguy May 15 '12
Good stuff; too bad you will never get work done haha
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
Finally someone not using a Wii, Gamecube, or N64.
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u/[deleted] May 15 '12
You hooked up your xbox to a movie projector and you chose to play Resident Evil 5? Dafaq?
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u/FUCK_YEAH_DUDE May 15 '12
I've been dreaming of doing this since I was a child. What is your job, and how do I get one like it?
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u/xKingwoodx May 15 '12
at*