Acronym for Desktop Colour Separation. Originally introduced by Quark, it splits an image into five separate files: a low-res preview plus the four process channels, CMYK. Uses - bureaus can supply a designer with the low-res image only, at about 10% the total file size, these files are imported as FPO (For Position Only) into the layout. The FPOs ... Found on http://www.encyclo.co.uk/local/20829
(Digital Cinema Sound) A feature that enables you to experience digital surround effects at home. DCS re-arranges the surround sound with its Cinema Studio Modes or Virtual 3D modes to re-create the high-quality surround sound in which movies are intended to be experienced.
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(CONTROL SYSTEMS GLOSSARY) A Distributed Control System is designed to have a series of decentralised control centres which have some degree of autonomy, but are still integrated into a whole system (except in an emergency shutdown). The centre has hierarchical control over the rest, but most control takes place away from the centre. Found on https://www.encyclo.co.uk/local/20479