DCIP Finally Announces. The announcement may have been anti-climatic, but details always tell a story. Another deployment entity on the way? DCI and NIST. A solution in the wings? TI passes DCI. A true first in digital cinema. Demonstration Success! ISDCF and NATO slogged their way through, with much learned and much to do. SMPTE
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Archives for March 2010
DCIP Finally Announces, and Maybe a Surprise Coming?
The most significant announcement for the rollout of digital cinema was also the most anti-climatic. DCIP finally announced the completion of approximately 70% of its financing package. The announcement was hinging on the signing of a purchase agreement with Sony Electronics. Last minute haggling? Given that Sony
DCI and NIST: Why This Relationship Can’t Continue
Last month it was pointed out that the storm long brewing over the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) security requirement in the DCI specification was coming to a head. It has been known for a few years that National Institute of Standards and Technology, known as NIST, planned to obsolete
TI Passes DCI (hurray! well…almost)
Texas Instruments announced this month that it passed the DCI procedural test as administered by Cinecert. The remaining step is for its security system to pass a design review provided by a third party entity. At this point, the design review should be a formality. For this reason,