Doris Kilbane
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ED Online ID #11192 |
October 20, 2005
Since the beginning of the Dolby licensing program in 1968, more than 1.8 billion consumer products incorporating Dolby technologies have been sold. More than 17,000 films were released with soundtracks encoded with Dolby technologies. Over 79,000 of the processors needed to decode those soundtracks have been sold to theaters.
The company is headquartered in San Francisco, with European headquarters in England; film and broadcast support offices in New York and Los Angeles; and licensing liaison offices in London, Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, and Tokyo. Dolby Laboratories is now branching out from audio to include digital cinema, video-compression and digital-content protection technologies, and Web technologies.
i have this problem with this dvds home thieter from china they dont parform well i wonder why they made the product like this,then they send to our poor country like this,we work hard finding money,my problem is not just the money its their product its useless.there are no name on it more than dolby symbols. sorry for my english hope you will understand.
festo -October 29, 2007
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