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Cineplayer Technology Leadership for Digital Cinema DCP Player CinePlayer Technology Leadership for Digital Cinema DCP Player Key Features: CinePlayer is a software based media player used to review Digital Cinema Packages (DCP) without the need for a digital cinema server. CinePlayer can playback any DCP, not just those created by Doremi CinePlayer Standard Mastering products. In addition to playing DCPs, CinePlayer can also playback JPEG2000 image Available for both Windows and Mac OS sequences and many popular multimedia file types. Interop and SMPTE DCP support Real time, full frame rate playback There are two versions of CinePlayer available, standard and Pro. The standard version supports play- Real time XYZ to RGB color conversion back of non-encrypted, 2D DCP’s up to 2K resolution. The Pro version supports playback of encrypted, Adjustable quality settings 2D or 3D DCP’s with subtitles up to 4K resolution. Adjustable resolution levels Synchronized Audio playback Reads JPEG 2000 sequences CinePlayer is the perfect solution for studios, post production facilities, independent filmmakers, produc- Command line support tion companies, advertising agencies, film crews, or theater owners wishing to review compliant digital Plays most multimedia files in cinema packages created by any DCP mastering solution. addition to DCP Supports loading separate audio and video files CinePlayer Pro All of the above plus: 3D Playback Subtitle rendering Encrypted file playback 4K playback CinePlayer SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS WINDOWS: SUPPORTED IMAGE SEQUENCES ....................................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................... OS: Vista, Windows 7 BMP RAM: 1GB minimum - 4GB recommended TIFF CPU: Intel based Dual Core - Quad Core recommended TGA DPX JPG SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS MAC: ....................................................................................................................... J2C Mac OS X: 10.7.X and above Compressor: Version 3.53 and 4.0 SUPPORTED AUDIO RAM: 1GB minimum - 4GB recommended ....................................................................................................................... CPU: Intel based Dual Core - Quad Core recommended WAV MP3 ** WMA SUPPORTED CONTAINERS MP2 ....................................................................................................................... AVI MOV SUPPORTED VIDEO CODECS MXF ....................................................................................................................... MPG JPEG2000 TS ProRes-422 WMV DNxHD * M2TS YUV Uncompressed 8-10 bits MTS DIVX MP4 XVID MKV MPEG4 AVC / H.264 VC-1 MPEG2 * To use Avid DNxHD codec technology from Avid Technology, Inc. in CinePlayer from Doremi Labs, plug a licensed Avid DNxHD codec into a licensed QuickTime player. Avid Technology, Inc. is not affiliated with Doremi Labs. ** To use MP3 codec technology in CinePlayer, install a licensed QuickTime player on your computer. QuickTime player is not a Doremi product and it is not provided as part of CinePlayer available from Doremi Labs. The English version of this document is the only legally binding version. Translated versions are not legally binding and are for convenience only Technology Leadership Doremi Labs, Inc. Tel : +1 (818) 562-1101 for Digital Cinema 1020 Chestnut St. Burbank, CA Fax : +1 (818) 562-1109 91506 U.S.A. www.DoremiLabs.com Technology Leadership CNP.BR.002855.DRMfor Digital Cinema Version 1.0.
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