How to export J2k format from an HD 1080p film in adobe premiere?

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How to export J2k format from an HD 1080p film in adobe premiere?
by Gaurang Sondarva on Oct 20, 2012 at 12:03:46 pm

I have made a film in HD and edited in premiere now want to show it in cinema hall and they require J2K format for the projection, i am completely new to this format, any help?

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Re: How to export J2k format from an HD 1080p film in adobe premiere?
by Angelo Lorenzo on Oct 20, 2012 at 10:59:44 pm

JPEG 2000 is simply a codec. Did this theater give you an email or paper with delivery specifications? Can you include all of them if so? We can guide you through what you may need to do from there.

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Re: How to export J2k format from an HD 1080p film in adobe premiere?
by Tero Ahlfors on Oct 22, 2012 at 4:19:18 am

They probably want a DCP package. I've used this: http://opendcp.org/ and you can get a JPEG 2000 codec here http://www.fnordware.com/j2k/ If you want to render it yourself. You need to stay in the Digital Cinema specifications or else it won't work in th DCP player.

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