Hi all,
I will not change any more translatable strings in DCP-o-matic before the
release of 2.10.0. If you have time over the next week or so to tend to
any of the translations:
http://dcpomatic.com/i18n
(or even provide a new one!) it would be great to hear from you.
All the best,
Carl
Hi, when I start DCP o-Matic 2 my system (Yosemite) start to analyze the software without open it.
I downloaded latest version.
What’s the problem?
Regards
Marco
MARCO RECALCHI
Cell. +39.393.3917378
www.ikonafilm.com
marco.recalchi(a)me.com
I ask for your experience on this. I never fully understood the signing thing.
Can I create a supplemental for a signed unencrypted DCP that I didn't create?
I always thought that it's not possible, as I don't have the adequate
certificates.
I heard that an unsigned Interop supplemental may work, even with
encrypted material on the new CPL.
A couple tests with DOM failed, but I'm not really sure if it was
something else.
Thanks!
Manuel AC
--
http://akadcp.com/https://www.facebook.com/akadcp
Hi there! I am using the most current version of DCP-O-Matic on a Mac system.
Following the instructions I authored a feature-length DCP to a mac formatted drive. Everything seems to check out.
The projectionist at the theater reported that the drive would not work at all (due to their system being a PC). I then created an Ex-FAT drive with the same DCP package files, but the Projectionist reported his system could not see any packages present to load.
What should I do? We have an important screening in a few days. I do not have access to a PC - is there any way that I can create a workable DCP using a mac?
Regards,
Evan
Sent from my iPhone
Hi just sent a film encoded with DCP Omatic to TIFF film festival.
It was rejected.
Here is the info from Technicolor
> #1: The video mxf does not contain a "Random Index Point (RIP)"/ The file format is not proper OP-Atom/AS-DCP. This fails Wailua and ADSCP.
>
bkv. / with regards
Eggert Baldvinsson
Senior Colorist
eggert(a)rgb.is
+354-6995444 mobile
+354-4142040 desk
Ok got it. Thank you for your valuable replies.
Searching more carefully in the ML archives I also found a message from you
about the infeasibility of cloud-based encoding with a poor internet
connection.
Thanks again!
Davide
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