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Archives for April 2011

Executive Summary

April 2011 by Michael Karagosian

Interop and DCI Compliance Are Having Co-existence Issues. Just when it looked like the royal marriage was off to a good start. Lots of talk, but Is This Really the Time to Eliminate the Projection Booth? Are They Doing The
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DCI Compliance Blues

April 2011 by Michael Karagosian

Just when the party was ramping up over the emergence of the first DCI compliant digital cinema system, the hangover began. The issue is that the behaviors needed for DCI compliance and Interop compliance are different. The projection
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Is It Time To Eliminate the Projection Booth?

April 2011 by Michael Karagosian

There has been a lot of talk lately about eliminating the projection booth and moving the projector into the auditorium. It's the kind of idea that architects love to play with. If you're not familiar with the concept of hanging a
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Are They Doing The Right Thing?

April 2011 by Michael Karagosian

Barco acquired the software assets and engineering personnel of XDC, including intellectual property for the CineStore digital cinema server, and XDC's theatre management system (TMS). XDC, now relieved of operating a money-losing server
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Higher Frame Rates Requires Some Higher Thinking

April 2011 by Michael Karagosian

Cameron's high frame rate 3-D demo at CinemaCon, coupled with Peter Jackson's announcement that he was shooting The Hobbit at 48fps, puts a spotlight on the future of digital cinema. High decoder bit rates, and more light, are needed to
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