International Datacasting Corporation, who distributes broadband multimedia content via satellite, has announced the Company has signed cross-licensing agreements with Doremi Cinema LLC. This will allow the use of leading edge 3D live technology from Sensio Technologies in Doremi playback servers. The technologies combine to create CineLive, the 2D and 3D solution exclusively licensed by Access Integrated Technologies, Inc. (AccessIT) (NASDAQ:AIXD) in its digital cinema network deployed across the U.S. market.
The pacts include a Technology Sublicense Agreement from IDC enabling Doremi to embed Sensio 3D decoding technology into the Doremi DCP-2000 family of digital cinema playback servers, as well as a related Technology Licensing Agreement enabling IDC to incorporate Doremi’s real-time streaming software in its SuperFlex Pro Cinema product line. The combination of the two implements an alternative configuration of the CineLive 3D solution being deployed by AccessIT to top markets across the USA for live 2D and 3D events. The Doremi Cinema DCP-2000 digital cinema servers are qualified to meet Hollywood’s demanding requirements for digital play-out quality and encryption and are in wide use worldwide. The addition of the Sensio technology to the servers, which were originally developed to store and playback JPEG2000 movie files, allows them to be used to drive 3D enabled digital cinema projectors with live events delivered via satellite.
The Sensio 3D technology is a leading edge solution for the encoding and decoding of stereoscopic video streams (representing left and right eye images) in a unique way that uses half the transmission bandwidth compared to other technologies without sacrificing image resolution. The technology is also inherently stable, eliminating legacy problems associated with eye strain and visual disorientation. The SuperFlex Pro Cinema product line from IDC is a family of hardware and software products that can be configured to provide a range of end-to-end solutions for the delivery of both file-based movies and live events over a broadband satellite network. The product line features open standards including the latest DVB-S2 broadcast technology with a variety of encryption options and plug and play interoperability with terrestrial Internet Protocol (IP) networks.
