NB one weird thing I really don't understand: I can see no sign of this
string "mp+ROXiXhhwYBtsBVkeaURJZD5s=" (which they gave as the reference
to the cert) anywhere in the DCP metadata.
Jim
On 27/02/2018 20:24, Jim Dummett via DCPomatic wrote:
Hi Carl and all.
I've just had a DCP rejected at QC by Motion Picture Solutions.
The film is being distributed by a major studio (though it's a one-day
release, so not as big a deal as that sounds, it's really not big
budget). Foolish of me to get involved - I knew they'd run the DCP
through a QC process which was going to be incredibly tight, and I did
fear a fail based on something nitpicky. And so it is. Damn me for
just trying to help out!
There's a wider issue about how it might advantage market leaders to
ensure that DCPs created with "unprofessional" tools like DCP-o-matic
are branded as "faulty". But that's a rant for another day!
Anyway, below are the details I've been given so far. Of course, if
any chance of a swift fix, that'd be great. But more importantly I
hope this may be an opportunity to harden DCP-o-matic and get it one
step closer to being viewed on the same level as the big boys.
Here's the info:
DCP made using DCP-o-matic 2.10.5 on Mac OS 10.12.6. 2K Flat, Interop,
24fps, 20 minute reels. Made from ProResHQ 1080p 25fps.
The DCP is encrypted. Signing and encryption keys are the ones DCPoM
made automatically.
The reason given by MPS for QC fail is:
/"The cpl has been incorrectly signed - UTF8 rather than ASN.1//
//
//The following flag occurred on ingest: Hashed OK, but with flags
such as these in Wailua://
//
//crt=mp+ROXiXhhwYBtsBVkeaURJZD5s=;String encoding of Issuer O is not
ASN.1 PRINTABLESTRING: "UTF8STRING"//
//
//Now, whilst not a major issue – I wanted to flag it with you. It
will play on most systems but there is a chance it may not on some
players/servers.//"/
I've asked for the full Wailua output. Will post it here if I get it.
Here is a link to the DCP-o-matic project folder + DCP (MXF files
removed for size):
https://fil.email/VUGNrpkk
I've redacted the encryption key in metadata.xml and file paths in the
DCPoM log files. The title of the film is not redacted but I would ask
if everyone could please avoid mentioning it on the mailing list. I
don't want to cause anyone embarrassment.
Has anyone come up against this before?
Many thanks,
Jim
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