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The company has projected a top line growth
of Rs 8 billion (USD 178 million) by 2010,
which represents 6 per cent of the industry,
adds the release.
Pyramid
has technical support tie-ups with Tata
Net for communication technology, Prasad
Labs for conversion of films into digital,
Delta Electronics as well as Arasor Technology
for projectors, and Real Image for software
solution providers.
Saminathan
further adds that Pyramid is setting up
an integrated Network Operating Center (NOC),
which will convert films into Digital, transmit
these films using satellite medium to various
theatres across the country in a secured
encryption mode.
Using Digital Rights Management, the company
will exhibit the films and other contents
in digital mode without physical film prints.
This will bring about a saving of Rs 60,000
to Rs 70,000 per movie per theatre and approximately
save Rs 2 million per theatre per annum.
PSTL
chairman V Natarajan says, "Digital
Cinema is not about replacing an ordinary
projector with a digital projector. Through
a change in technology we bring a major
change in relationship and structure of
the exhibition industry as a whole. Just
like the hotel industry, exhibition industry
will see the emergence of separation of
ownership and management especially on a
professional note."
By
converting existing theatres into digital,
PSTL expects to function as the delivery
medium for entertainment and educational
content, according to the release.
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