Dan Asselin
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You’re welcome Ron.
All the best;
Dan
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I think you are right. We have done connectors before and it is really easy to mess up. Good Luck
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Iknow this may not be at all what you are looking for but have you considered something like this.
https://www.amazon.com/DIGITAL-AMPLIFIER-INTERNET-SIGNAL-BOOSTER/dp/B000F291V2
David: my boss and I do boardroom installations and the first thing we check when we have problems like this is the connections to see if they are tight.
Good luck….wish I had some better ideas
Dan
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I guess the old rule “never assume” always app;ies.
Thanks again
Dan
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Thanks Rick I appreciate your help as well.
Dan
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Wow. You’re right. That is an an amazing gift. It does help and I very much appreciate your sharing it with me.
Thanks
Dan
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Or is it possible there’s just less corporate video happening?
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Alan, while I understand your point I think it is misplaced. It is my opinion that any development which can have an effect on how we plan to spend our equipment and production dollars has a place in the business forum. The people who have stated that the bottom line is that it’s all storytelling and has nothing to do with technology haven’t spent much time opening their wallet and deciding how much to spend recently. If you knew a distributor would take on your movie while you quarter your camera costs I’m betting you’d be in a better position to make more movies. (P.S….I do a fair amount of direct-to-dvd myself but that’s not where “Crank” was aimed)
And congratulations on helping to get the low-budget actioner done.
You are right that the size of the pile of half-finished projects is
incalculable.Dan
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That last line reminds me of what a school counsellor once told me about the fifference between a good and a bad job. A good job pays you for what you can do….a bad job pays you for what you can put up with.
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That is an excellent piece Todd. I have put it in the favorites of my laptop in case a customers asks the same question. Thanks for sharing.