Frage von Filmzirkus:
If you want to submit films to the ITFS, you can submit the release print, either as Digibeta or as DCP digital format. The latter tells me nothing, even Wikipedia is silent. Where can I find information on the subject? Can I convert videos to 720P Said DCP format itself?
Antwort von klaas:
Hello,
the whole is called "digital cinema package.
The Fraunhofer Institute offers its tool "easy dcp" as a demo with the visual wasserzeichen.
However, it only takes 1080p
dcp will be in the picture (JPEG 2000 files in the XYZ color space) into ton and in mxf gewrapped. There are still some files to xml file. The DCI has specified exactly the DCP. Here: http://www.dcimovies.com/ you can find all other infos.
The DCP allows split as in the film of the analog copy in file. Complementary services are available and different subtitles 3d DCPS includable. Furthermore, it offers the opportunity for the encryption.
not yet foreseeable future in the DCP will replace the analogue film as a material distribution.
great postproduktionshäuse (ARRI, CINEPOST) offer the creation of at DCPS. difficult is their own creation on the basic techniques of many different server (Dolby, doremi, etc.) ...
regards,
Klaas
Antwort von Jake the rake:
Info gibts z.B. hier!Edit: DOH, zu lahm...
Antwort von carstenkurz:
DCP is standardized across all manufacturers and the various types of servers that do not matter.
Quvis Wraptor is in conjunction with Final Cut Pro / Compressor now the most favorable commercial solution (600 Euro + Final Cut Pro, if necessary).
Work is underway synonymous s.einer open source solution, but is not yet quite finished, but looks quite good:
http://code.google.com/p/opencinematools/
http://code.google.com/p/opencinematools/wiki/GettingStarted
The manual is synonymous with Wraptor a very good short introduction to the topic, if you have no problem with the English.
- Carsten
