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It was great to see this nail-biter once more, and with the debut of our new sound system, even more gripping. However, there remain a few wrinkles to be ironed out. For instance… having the volume level displayed on-screen when making an adjustment just isn’t cool. That’s been sorted out now. The saddest thing (of course, sadness is relative… I mean this is really nothing<\/em> to be sad about!)\u00c2\u00a0 was that after calibrating the 8 speaker layout extensively, I forgot to set the audio mode, and it was left on All-channel Stereo<\/em>. By the time I realized, the movie was well underway and I decided to just live with it, rather than further distract our audience. It was absolutely fine, of course, but… coulda, woulda, shoulda… I hope to be better educated next time. Also, as much as I love our McCall commercial fridge (P. Woody once described it as “Bitchin’ in the kitchen”) it is sooooo loud. I think an experiment involving having it shut off for an entire movie is called for.<\/p>\n We are, of course, mourning the removal of the stack o’ Marantz receivers that used to supply the oomph. Fear not… we will keep at least one, and find good homes for the others.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It was great to see this nail-biter once more, and with the debut of our new sound system, even more gripping. However, there remain a few wrinkles to be ironed out. For instance… having the volume level displayed on-screen when making an adjustment just isn’t cool. That’s been sorted out now. The saddest thing (of … Continue reading Read My Lips (and the instruction manual too)<\/span>