dcpomatic

Free, open-source DCP creation from almost anything.

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

@sleepyserenade Unfortunately I don't have any reliable information on what IMAX likes/doesn't like - I think there are few people on https://t.co/zRSpGrDB2a with some IMAX experience so maybe it's worth asking there.

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

@sleepyserenade It sounds like they made it "full frame" i.e. 4096 x 2160 which is unusual - maybe the IMAX projector rejected it because of that... you could remake it in a 1.85 container and see if that works any better (assuming it's not encrypted).

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

We're still looking for testers who would like to beta test a version of DCP-o-matic with GPU-accelerated encoding (using nvidia and Ubuntu) - take a look at https://t.co/KWf26uGBi7 if that sounds interesting!

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

@escudier_romain C'est une longue histoire mais les dernières versions utilisent 16 canaux pour éviter les erreurs avec les vérifications de certains distributeurs. Cela ne devrait pas faire de différence pour la lecture..J'ai probablement besoin d'ajouter une option pour désactiver cette option.

[Ableton @Ableton]

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[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

2.16.56 is uploaded with a couple of fixes for nasty (but fairly rare) bugs, and a new (testing) CLI tool called dcpomatic2_map https://t.co/rfbiydeQhh

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

@taptroupe Much appreciated, thank you!

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

@kieranjol Thank you!

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

Has anybody running macOS Ventura tried the 2.16.46 release of DCP-o-matic? Does it work for you? I'd be especially interested to hear from people with x86 (i.e. not M1) systems.

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

There's a test release here: https://t.co/gvsMZv8C3W that makes a small change (hopefully fix) to the video bitstream for encrypted DCPs. Any tests would be much appreciated!

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

@martinscorses3 @jack_luddy ...or give DCP-o-matic a spin! https://t.co/XW9sSHBfqt

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

@dianakennedy If it's a long way below that you can add some gain in DCP-o-matic.

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

@dianakennedy It's very hard to give a general dB level because it depends on how the audio has been mixed and compressed. As a general rule if you show the audio levels graph in DCP-o-matic it's best if the level is hitting -10dB at the very most.

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

@dianakennedy I think that's an abbreviation of "basses fréquences" - it's the sub woofer, also known as Lfe - a channel for low-frequency sound components. The French translation was recently updated and it looks like the translator changed this back to "Lfe"

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

@dianakennedy If you can export separate WAV files, 1 per channel, you can use them in DCP-o-matic provided you know which is which (you can specify in DCP-o-matic which channels a given file should be used for).

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

@dianakennedy You can import as many tracks as you like, but DCP-o-matic is certainly not a good place to mix audio! I don't know Vegas Movie Studio but hopefully you can export your project's audio as separate 5.1 channel files.

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

@dianakennedy In that case you would need to mix them down / bounce them to get stereo or 5.1 or whatever you want to use.

[dcpomatic @dcpomatic]

@dianakennedy That should work! You just need to make sure that DCP-o-matic maps the individual WAV files to the right channels.