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Brad Miller
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 - posted 02-08-2015 02:29 PM      Profile for Brad Miller   Author's Homepage   Email Brad Miller       Edit/Delete Post 
Anyone have version 2.74 firmware for this SDDS analog/digital processor? It's going to be crazy-old, but I'm wondering if anyone has a copy somewhere.

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Marin Zorica
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hmmm....i have had some firmwares of sony various sond equipment, DCP1000, DFP3000....need to check out on laptop is it still there, even i think that is not last, last was some 2.9 something?

If not secret, why you need 2.74......?

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Sean Weitzel
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Were they ever downloadable from a Sony website or FTP? If you have an old link written down somewhere try plugging it into the internet archive wayback machine. I noticed the archived sdds.com site has quite a few snapshots.

https://web.archive.org/web/20050622081611/http://www.sdds.com/

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Marin Zorica
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I doubt you will ge it from sony, ten year service period is done now, and here in Europe i know a person who was responsible for tech support no longer works at sony, so to be honest, and since sdd.com is not working don't know where to ask......

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Brad Miller
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Versions later than 2.74 had a bug in it when failing over between digital formats where you would have a second of dead silence. I'm not sure what they screwed up, but they did a good job of it. 2.74 was solid and did not have the glitch, so it is the definitive version of firmware for the DFP-3000.

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Steve Guttag
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The site that may have had it is also gone...www.cinematech.com It was up for the longest time when they, as a company, were done (I believe Robbie past away).

I'll check my archives on Monday for it.

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Marin Zorica
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That silencewere on changeover installation or single as well? I used 3000 processor (and still do) in some festivals venue where i had 35mm optical/SRD/DTS/SDDS and ch from DCP and newer have any silence while dropping from one format to other, even on SDDS, but everytime was single projector use, and all of my 3000 processor were on latest 2.9xx firmware.

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Michael Schaffer
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I had all the SDDS stuff, but that was about 3 laptops ago...I asked some of the old SDDS crowd back in Europe, maybe they still have it.

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Brad Miller
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Steve ended up finding it for me on some old antique laptop. I'll put it in the warehouse for a proper archive.

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