Re: [DCP-o-matic] Toronto - TIFF rejection.

The industry spent half a decade to shake most bugs out of the Interop tree. It was a successful process because people were using Interop. If you - not you but a DCP author, software house, system manufacturer - want to be able to offer your clients a contemporary feature set then you want to promote and push SMPTE/ISO DCP. E.g. Carl fixing the RIP and audio label issues is exactly what needs to go on - it happens because people are using SMPTE/ISO. Shaking bugs out of trees … no progress without it :) Wolfgang