JPEG2000 compression

[Chris Borjis]

mpeg stream clip should.

[John Pale]

Never done it for ‘real’ (other than the brief test I just did), but you can create a preset in Compressor easily to create a Quicktime file in that codec.

[Shane Ross]

Thanks guys…running a test now.

Shane

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[John Heagy]

A search in the Compression Techniques forum may yield some info.

John

[Walter Soyka]

[Shane Ross] “OK…I have been asked to deliver a project compressed with the JPEG2000 codec, to play on a projector that is designed to play that back.”

A projector that plays JPEG2000 — sounds like digital cinema. Are you being asked to supply a DCP package?

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[Shane Ross]

I was told it was a digital projector, and that I needed to provide a JPEG2000 file…that’s all. I’ll try to take to the facility to nail this down.

Shane

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[Joey Burnham]

I think there’s a lot more to it than just spitting out a file (maybe, not sure). Every time we have to do this it’s for cinema, and I always pass these along to another post house. Usually just send out an HDSR.
Joey

[Rafael Amador]

[Walter Soyka] “A projector that plays JPEG2000 — sounds like digital cinema. “.
Absolutely.
I haven’t found any Mac solution for JPEG2000 DCI compliant compression.

Russell wrote about on this article: https://magazine.creativecow.net/article/21st-century-cinema-an-indie-look-at-digital-cinema

rafael

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[Susanna Moore]

Not sure whether Sorenson 5 or Episode can do the job or not.
But the key component to the JPEG2000 standard is the discrete wavelet transformation. It turns out that three discrete wavelet transformations are needed to compress the original image using the JPEG2000 standard.