14 Jun
2019
14 Jun
'19
11:06 a.m.
It is possible, of course, but DOM doesn't offer that kind of manipulation currently.
I know that some people do this by manually editing the CPL, but it is error-prone, and
you need to recalculate the hashes (usually no problem to load the DCP in DOM and recreate
it).
What I suggested would probably work using the OV/VF scheme as well. However, every
'unusual' OV/VF scheme - that is, anything that is more than replacing either all
audio, all video, or adding subtitles - in my opinion imposes the risc of playout or
ingest problems, if you don't have the chance to test it beforehand and do a thorough
structural analysis of the DCP created.
The good thing about doing it the way I described it is that the new DCP is complete and
does not contain any critical aspects that could break playout.
- Carsten
Am 14.06.2019 um 11:44 schrieb Christian Hove via DCPomatic:
I wonder if what Carsten suggest can be done solely by
CPL manipulation, by having the reel twice in the AssetList and setting EntryPoint and
Duration for each of the two identical reels to produce the content before and after the
deleted scene.
It would be kind of neat - That way I guess you would only need to make a VF that could
be emailed to the cinema :-)
/Christian
On 6/14/19 11:23 AM, Carsten Kurz via DCPomatic wrote:
Am 14.06.2019 um 02:15 schrieb Richard Fox via DCPomatic:
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http://main.carlh.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dcpomatic Hi, is it possible to remove a segment of an
existing DCP? I would like to remove 1 minute of video and audio (same scene) from an
existing DCP to create a shorter version. If this is possible, how may I do so?
Hi Richard,
there is no direct way to cut a piece out, but to achieve the same, you simply load your
content/DCP twice into a project, trim from end on the first instance, and trim from start
on the second instance. The new DCP will be seamless after creation, and it won't take
much time, as the creation will only be a copy process, not a re-encoding.
You need to set the project/DCP parameters identical to those of the source DCP, though
(resolution, container type, frame rate, etc.)
- Carsten
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