Digital Cinema Services

MDI Screens are renowed worldwide for their quality in craftsmanship.

MDI Gain 1 screens

PVC projection screen for all applications. From matte white to 3D screens, from home to large format applications. Refined welding process which results in a seamless surface, when viewed under normal condition.

MDI Gain 1+ screens

Smooth reflectance screen with pattern both vertically and horizontally. Matte, non reflective surface. Crisp uniform images and excellent color reproduction in all parts of the spectrum

MDI Gain 1.4+

Smooth reflectance screen with pattern both vertically and horizontally. Matte, non reflective surface with black backing. Crisp uniform images and excellent color rendering in all parts of the spectrum

MDI Gain 1.8 screens

Very high reflectance screen, Crisp uniform images and excellent color rendering in all parts of the spectrum

MDI Stereo view 3D screens 2.5 gain screens

The combination of high gain and low polarization defect make it the first choice. MDI has

developed a 3D screen suitable for either digital or 35 mm projection. It can be also be used for 2D projection. This screen is a good value for multipurpose projection room with an incomparable versatility.

Studio and Rear view screens

MDI Studio view -

High reflectance with higher contrast off-white screen. Crisp uniform images and good color rendering in all parts of the spectrum.

MDI Rear view -

High reflectance & contrast grey screen. Crisp uniform images and good color rendering in all

parts of the spectrum.

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High Performance Digital 3d System With Wide Compatibility

• Minimize the ghost image by optimization of 3D filter drive
• Cooling system compatibility with 6KW high capacitance lamps
• Simple installation with user-oriented design
• Compatible with all types of digital cinema projectors
• Compatible with existing polarized glasses

 

Technical Specifications:

• Size of 3D filter : 216mm x 140mm (opening area)
• Penetration contrast ratio for both eyes : >100:1
• Brightness Efficiency : 19% at 144Hz (Triple Flash Mode)
• Maximum Screen Size : 18m width (use 6KW lamp, silver screen gain 2.4)
• Response speed of 3D filter : <3.5ms
• Operating Temperature : 0-60 degree C

Allied Enterprises is partnered with KRIX to provide cinema goers the most immersive sound experience. Learn more about Krix. Krix speakers have been used in over 3000 screens, in 30 countries worldwide. From its early days the company introduced ideas for professional cinema sound that had never been seen (or heard) before, and Krix continues to innovate today, being at the cutting edge of the latest 3D immersion sound technology, working with Dolby to develop speakers specifically for the new Dolby Atmos format, and recently installing over 50 full Dolby Atmos theatres featuring surround sound with up to 61.3 channels of sound. WALL OF SOUND Krixs professional cinema work began in 1980, when Scott Krix was invited to solve an acoustics problem in the auditorium of the Capri Theatre in Goodwood, South Australia. His solution of an Infinite Baffle Wall was unique, never before used anywhere in the world, and news of the innovation soon reached the ears of the major cinema chains in Australia - Hoyts, Greater Union and Village Roadshow. It was not long before Krix Speaker Systems were supplying speakers and building Infinite Baffle Walls into theatres all over Australia. By 1990 some 250 cinema screen installations had been undertaken, boosted by the growth in multiplex cinemas around the country, and soon by the innovation of surround sound. In 1993 Krix received THX accreditation from Lucasfilm in the USA for its cinema surround model, the KSX-1, and subsequently for an extensive range of models. Exports of Krix cinema speakers began in earnest, with shipments being sent to New Zealand, Singapore and Thailand. In 1996 Krix was the first company in the world to introduce a dual 18-inch subwoofer model to the industry. WORLD-FIRST RANGE OF FOUR-WAY SCREEN SYSTEMS A further innovation was delivered in 2004, when after three years of development, Krix became the first company in the world to release a comprehensive range of 4-way cinema screen speakers. A well-designed 4-way system can further separate the bandwidth of a film soundtrack, spreading it over additional custom-designed speaker components to improve clarity and power handling of a system. Boosted by this world first, Krixs installations continued apace, with supply of speakers to Hoyts Melbourne Central and Blacktown in 2005 taking the number of cinema screens in Australia using Krix to more than 650. The following year, 2006, saw Krix finalising distribution in Japan with Xebex Corporation, whose engineers visited Krix for product evaluation and training. Two large Krix installations followed in Kawasaki and Saga.