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Getting Started

2.1.3 DCP Standards

Until today, there have been several different DCP standards in use:

To create a DCP that can be viewed in a digital cinema theater you

should know which of the different standards/phases to apply to your

DCP creation. With the DCI Mastering feature you can create DCPs in

all standards:

– The respective SMPTE phase has to be selected with the combo box

DCI Phase of the Configuration Tool (see section “Configuring the

System for a DCP Creation” on page 2-25).

– For MPEG Interop (i.e. SMPTE Phase 0 (MPEG)) an MPEG com-

pression has to be selected.

– For all other standards normally the JPEG compression must be

selected.

– When using subtitles there are further restrictions that must be

observed for the different standards. They are detailed in section

“Adding Further Subtitles (via Subtitle Tracks)” on page 2-12 and

section “Delivery Format” on page 3-13.

8/1 15 User defined

8/2 16 User defined

Other audio channel mappings can be found in SMPTE 428-3.

SMPTE Phase 0

(MPEG)

Also called ’MPEG Interop’ or ’MXF Interop’.

This standard was originally defined by the

MPEG Interop Group and is based on MPEG

compressed files wrapped in MXF containers.

SMPTE Phase 0

(JPEG)

Also called ’JPEG Interop’. A transitional stan-

dard that is identical to the MPEG Interop stan-

dard but applies a JPEG2000 compression as

proposed by DCI.

SMPTE Phase 1 This standard is based on JPEG Interop but uses

different KDMs (i.e. SHA-256 instead of

SHA-1).

SMPTE Phase 2 Also called ’SMPTE DCP’. Full compliance with

SMPTE standards.

AES

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