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Archives for September 2012

Executive Summary

September 2012 by Michael Karagosian

DCI is Fixing a Hole, where the rain was getting in. Higher Frame Rates (HFR) could be coming to a cinema near you - but will the movie? Object-Based Sound Update. Where are those experts when you need them? Subtitles are
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DCI Fixing A Hole

September 2012 by Michael Karagosian

DCI issued 7 new “errata” end of August, bringing the count of errata against version 1.2 of its Digital Cinema Systems Specification to 96. As we explain with every new “errata” issued, many of the “corrections” may appear as downright
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HFR Ready or Not

September 2012 by Michael Karagosian

At the time of this writing, the number of high frame rate (HFR)-ready screens in the world can be counted on two hands. When asked for “how many are ready,” manufacturers point to a few test sites for their products. With Hobbit to be
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Object-Based Sound Update

September 2012 by Michael Karagosian

George Lucas once said that “sound is 50% of the moviegoing experience.” Even so, less than 50% of cinema technologists actually understand the technology of sound. The science of color, picture distribution, and image projection has
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Those Slippery Subtitles

September 2012 by Michael Karagosian

ISDCF first introduced its Plugfest testing with the goal of evaluating support for, and interoperability of, SMPTE DCP distributions. One of the weak spots quickly found was that of subtitles. The problems were several, as we’ll briefly
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