With QNAP and Kingston’s SSDs, the drives can be loaded directly onto the QNAP NAS and files transferred directly from the QNAP to the projector, making events such as film festivals much more straightforward to produce. Even for smaller film companies that may not be capable of producing DCPs, QNAP and Kingston’s SSDs in concert can receive uncompressed files and convert them into DCPs while simultaneously writing them to the QNAP. This new DCP can then immediately be transferred to the projector, streamlining the process to the extent that on-site personnel aren’t even required to manage DCP pitfalls. DCPs can be created remotely by a user logging on to the QNAP server, capable of connecting to cinema servers in the same or other cinema and synchronising data across servers.

This leap forward in projection management technology has massively improved the workflow of cinemas focused on digital projection, particularly those working with QNAP and Kingston. These cinemas not only benefit from the high overall standard of hardware but the exceptional level of customer service both companies deliver.

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