Dolby SCC2000 Secure Content Creator
Digital Cinema Content Encoding and Packaging for All Users As digital cinema grows globally, one of the biggest challenges is content creation. Getting content, be it a feature film, concert, advertisement, or trailer, onto digital cinema screens can be costly and time consuming. Advances in digital postproduction, such as 4K digital intermediates (DIs) and higher bit-depth color, have increased the demands on digital cinema content creation. Meanwhile, cost of entry has discouraged all but the largest facilities from investing in the tools to create final digital cinema distribution files, known as digital cinema packages (DCPs). JPEG 2000 compression for D-cinema, either at 2K or 4K, is a task that demands large amounts of processing power in order to be done in a realistic amount of time. In the high-pressure movie postproduction world, this is time that should be as short as possible. Most current hardware and multiprocessor one-box solutions are limited to slower-than-real-time encoding. A different approach is needed to achieve quick turnaround of content. Creating a DCP should be quick and painless. Easy-to-use interfaces and simple procedures remove the complexity from the task and give users the confidence that they can get it right every time. Encryption is the essential component of digital cinema that secures the DCP from source to destination, and protects valuable content from theft. Encryption should be seamlessly integrated into the DCP creation process and be a robust, reliable, and assured process.
Introducing the Dolby® SCC2000 Secure Content Creator, a scalable solution to digital cinema compression, packaging, and encryption. It offers a comprehensive suite of software tools for the creation of DCPs ready to go to cinemas. The hardware is designed to work both as a stand-alone unit and for integration into postproduction DI facilities by high-demand users. The secure key generation option offers key delivery message (KDM) creation and management via the Cosmos digital cinema database, operated by Dolby content-protection subsidiary Cinea. For more information about this product, available training, and support, please contact us. |
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