REDray Player...

[Jarred Land]

[Ryan Nichols]

120 FPS?!!! Oh man, awesome! What’s the price?!

[Wayne Morellini]

120 FPS?!!! Oh man, awesome! What’s the price?!

Yes, young Jedi, the force is truely with you,

No more of this 24fps 4k stuff.

[Jarred Land]

Price announced soon... Ships with the Projector this year.

[Antonio Forjaz]

not missing this one....

[Steve Sherrick]

2012?
that looks great.

Edit: Jarred's too fast :-)

[Yannick Sadler]

Of course you will provide DRM software? Kind of a RCX (free) or will there be a licencing fee?

[Brad Allen]

Okay - maybe a stupid question, but if aimed at cinemas too, does the player include any sort of DCP playback?

Either way, this is going to be extremely cool to pair with the new projector :)

[Fergus Meiklejohn]

Okay - maybe a stupid question, but if aimed at cinemas too, does the player include any sort of DCP playback?

Either way, this is going to be extremely cool to pair with the new projector :)

Yeah I'm not clear about this either: is RedRay just for people looking to project RED footage, or will it play all kinds of media and do a nice job of upscaling where necessary?

[Stuart English]

... this is going to be extremely cool to pair with the new projector :)

No need to pair, the REDray Projector includes a REDray Player.

The REDray Player is for all the other types of emerging 4K displays and for existing 1080p displays.

It's also an excellent choice for digital signage as it can drive up to four 1080p displays in perfect sync.