Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE Sample Clauses

Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE. The Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) is an internationally recognised standardisation organisation working, among others, on standards for audio recording, information technology, and television transmission formats and physical interfaces. FHG and BBC are active in SMPTE standardisation. For example, the SMPTE technology committee TC-25CSS, dedicated to cinema sound, works on standards for digital sound delivery, new sound measurement techniques and sound reproduction. This includes work on object-based audio (metadata, transport and rendering) in the context of digital cinema sound. Besides, SMPTE Working Group 35PM50 works on an interchangeable master file format (IMF) as a distribution and interchange format. Both topics are related to the work in ORPHEUS, and it is therefore considered to bring ORPHEUS finding to the SMPTE, where relevant. One possible contribution, envisaged by XXXXXXX, would be the participation in the definition of requirements for audio metadata in an interchange format.
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