The first THX trailer featuring Tex.Sourced from the 4:3 version (Disc 2) of the Finding Nemo 2003 DVD.The content shown in this video are not owned by us.Up...

Tex the Robot (Tex for short), created and voiced by former Pixar employee John Lasseter, is the mascot of THX. First appearing with the premiere of Independence Day in 1996, he was originally seen exclusively in front of Pixar movies, but he has …

Released in the summer of 1996 in time for the film Independence Day, this trailer uniquely demonstrates the benefits of THX and the discrete qualities of digital sound. The trailer and its title character, TEX, quickly became a favorite of moviegoers, garnering plenty of applause as well as plenty of press coverage, including an article in The ...

THX Ltd. is an American audio company based in the San Francisco Bay Area. It is known for its suite of digital high fidelity audiovisual reproduction standards for movie theaters, screening rooms, home theaters, computer speakers, video game …

THX Ltd. (which officially stands for " T omlinson H olman's e X periment") is an American company known for its namesake motion picture quality certification system (despite it being branded as a "sound system" until 1997), founded in 1983 by Tomlinson Holman and George Lucas to ensure the sound quality of the third Star Wars film Return of the...

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2017年3月28日 · From the 2006 DVD of Cars (2006), both wide and fullscreen variants have this. also with a cameo of nips from "SOUND SYSTEM", so a direct digital master of L...

Tex is a CGI animated robot character who wears a jet pack and red armor. Although he did not appear in a Pixar feature or short film, he was created by John Lasseter for Lucasfilm's THX sound system, which partnered with and certified Pixar …

An attempt to mirror the now removed THX Logo Collection. Almost all of the same contents, except for the Cimarron Original microcassette.

1996年7月3日 · This is the TEX promo from THX, now in DTS format. In order to read DTS format, your device or receiver must be compatible with the DTS format.