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Cine-canvas subtitles - centering issue with Barco DP2K-12C

Cine-canvas subtitles - centering issue with Barco DP2K-12C

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Ben Delval
Posted by Ben Delval
on Apr 02 2012 10:31 AM
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Hello,

We are a post-production facilities in Brussels-Belgium-Europe using Barco DP2K-12C projector.

 

We noticed a strange horizontal centering issue with Cine-canvas subtitles generated by our DP2K-12C :

More a line contains letters, the more it shifts to the left relative to the absolute center of the image.

For example, if a line contains only the letter "O", it will be centered.

But if a line contains many letters/words, the more it contains letters, the more it shifts to the left, relative to the absolute center of the image.

For example, the shift is 5 cm for a 80 cm subtitle’s line on a 3M base screen.

 To be 100% sure it’s a projector’s side issue and not a DCP problem, I enabled the generation of subtitles on our Doremi Server (same time as the projector) with the same DCP, and centering of subtitles from Doremi is good, while those generated by the Barco projector (and superimposed on top of Doremi’s) are clearly left shifted for long lines.

Any feedback/solution about this important issue?

 

 

Second problem regarding Cine-canvas subtitles:

Sometimes translators need to create a “partial italic subtitle”.

Example: “This is a partial italic subtitle line.”

It works, but we get some anti-aliasing issues.

If you look carefully on the projected subtitles, you will notice that the italic part is anti-aliased, as usually, full italics lines generated by the projector are not anti-aliased and looks sharper. This gives a strange impression on the italicized words that also appears darker.

Second issue: the non-italicized word following a “partial italic” will also suffer from anti-aliasing, while he certainly should not.

Thank you for any feedback .

 

Benoit Delval

Puzzle Film & Video

Brussels-Belgium

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  • ELD
    Posted by ELD
    on Apr 05 2012 09:44 AM
    Intellectual910 points

    Hello Benoit and welcome to the DLP & MEMS E2E forum.

    The best path to resolve questions related to DLP products sold into projectors is through the original equipment manufacture (OEM).  In this case, the OEM is Barco.

    Eric

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