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Servers and Media Blocks and the Art of Managing Change

December 2011

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Closed Captions and CSP/RPL

November 2011

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Audio Processors

August 2011

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Regal Announces its Closed Caption Plan

May 2011

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Where Are The Closed Captions?

October 2010

It takes considerable effort to distribute accessible content in time for opening night.  Distribution executives have to goad their production counterparts to not make that last minute edit.  Time is needed to create and assemble HI and VI-N sound tracks, as well as create and assemble open and closed captions.  Most, [...]

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Accessiblity

August 2010

The CSP/RPL protocol that is moving forward in SMPTE was intended to spur development in the marketplace of competitive closed caption solutions.  Two manufacturers to date,  USL and Intelligent Access, base products on it.  Intelligent Access is probably the company lesser known.  Led by Leanne West of Georgia Tech Research Institute, the company’s most notable [...]

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Servers, TMS, and Media Blocks

December 2009

Server manufacturers face the most challenges in digital cinema.  DCI continues to tweak its specification and test plan, requiring changes to designs.  And the nascent 4K market will create a new market for media blocks inside projectors that will shift the way server technology is packaged and sold.
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