Why the bill was killed...
Dailytech has a write-up on why the bill was narrowly defeated....
http://www.dailytech.com/Rand+Paul+Casts+Crucial+No+Vote+on+ObamaBacked+PATRIOT+Act+Renewal+Bill/article36911.htm
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The audio processor is a poor choice. No one is using DTS anymore. Dolby is the winner and the CP750 is perfectly suited to DCI playback and consumer digital formats.
The projector is overpriced and soon to be outdated. The smallest Barco DCI unit is Series 2, 4K upgradable, and plays back high frame rate content in 2D or 3D (hello Hobbit). Most importantly, it has the TI software needed to maintain the encryption link and to provide perfect calibration. It also hits full XYZ Zenon color space (for you UK'ers, think Fiat 500 (REC 709) vs. Airbus A380 (XYZ)). Price with top shelf lens is around $40k USD.
Since you'll need a server for content, Dolby or Doremi have you covered for far less than the questionable Kaleidescape (though they serve two entirely different markets). And since you'll be dropping all this cash, you'll have no problem joining the Bel Air circuit for access to all the latest movies. For consumer content, even the biggest directors in Hollywood are running Blu-ray discs. I was shocked to see it firsthand.
Amplification by QSC for each discrete channel. And cinema JBL for reproduction (not the prosumer stuff mentioned in the article).
Screen by Stewart.
3D by Xpand.
The above IS what the pros use.