Movie theater headset
OwnerRhett Clinton Learyinventor
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Abstract
A movie theater headset accessible by access codes which are unique for the movie for an additional cost when the ticket is purchased for the movie at movie theatres. Within the theatre or venue the audio portion of the movie is transmitted electronically, either wirelessly or on a wired network, and the headset allows the user to hear the transmission only when the access code is entered. The headsets may be rented or purchased at the theater or venue. Electronic stores may also sell the headsets, or conversion kits for existing headsets, which permit the use of the access codes for movies.
Claims13
1) A movie theater headset, comprising:
- (a) a headset having speakers;
- (b) a visual display;
- (c) a keypad;
- (d) a means of adjusting volume;
- (e) an indicator light;
- (f) a receiver;
- (g) said keypad being configured such that an access code may be entered;
- (h) said receiver being configured to receive a broadcast audio signal;
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- (i) said headset being configured to play said broadcast audio signal when said access code is entered.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.