Not sure DPS still have it but Woodholly did. They used to transfer old tv shows to 24 track and prep shows for international dubbing.
Years ago before NLE I did film trailers, on film and mag.
Also SSI on Santa Monica in Hollywood had them.
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One of my main clients is next door to DPS. I didn't realize they had that kind of gear. I might need to take a field trip.
---In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, <randy@...> wrote :Iron Mountain on Highland has stockpiled old machines for archival purposes. They may have one.Also 48 Windows in Santa Monica. Eric Garcia would know.DPS on Seward. They bought Woodholly and they did a lot of restoring and transferring.Randy Edwards(310) 480-4999Sent from an undisclosed locationOn Dec 12, 2017, at 8:54 PM, Jeff Kreines jeff@... [Avid-L2] <Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com> wrote:In 35mm there is full coat mag and also "stripe" mag (used for mono, with a second balance stripe. It can be called "mag" or "fullcoat" or "magnetic film" or even "mag" or "mag track."In LA I'd recommend John Polito of Audio Mechanics. He deals with mag all day long.I can recommend a more expensive place if you'd prefer.You are correct. Greg emailed me offlist. I had always called it "Mag Film" and you are calling it full coat magnetic film.
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