DCP-o-matic is a free, open-source program to create Digital Cinema Packages (DCPs) from videos, images, sound and subtitle files. You can use it to make content for playback on DCI-compliant cinema projectors.
It can take files in many different formats, including MP4, Apple ProRes, MOV, AVI, M2TS (from Blu-Ray), VOB (from DVD), WMV, MKV, JPEG, PNG, TIFF and lots of others.
It will run on Windows, macOS and Linux
and is in use in 59 countries around the world for commercial DCP creation, film festivals, education and much more.
2 days ago
Bump libdcp for asdcplib version fix.
2 days ago
Bump libdcp for Windows build fix.
2 days ago
Revert "Experimental define to stop windows.h defining a constant called ERROR."
3 days ago
c++11 tidying.
3 days ago
Test fixes.
3 days ago
Check FFOC correctly.
3 days ago
C++ tidying.
3 days ago
Make PKL AnnotationText the same as CPL ContentTitleText per Bv2.1
3 days ago
Fix FFOC time per Bv2.1
3 days ago
Test updates for libdcp fix to the duration of Marker assets.
3 days ago
c++11 tidying.
3 days ago
Remove unused variables.
3 days ago
Build fix.
4 days ago
Experimental define to stop windows.h defining a constant called ERROR.
4 days ago
libdcp API fixes for macOS/Windows.
4 days ago
Bump for MinGW build fixes.
4 days ago
Fix c++11 stuff from d24251b2e0d82236f93ee5415b72849dee2a0ac8
4 days ago
Bump libsub for build fixes.
4 days ago
Adapt for libdcp use of enum class.
4 days ago
libsub build fix.
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Further to my previous message about old macOS versions, it seems like it might also be useful to drop support for 10.9 (Mavericks), so that the earliest supported macOS version would be Yosemite (10.10). Do let me know if that would cause you problems.
The test version of DCP-o-matic now has support for the M1 (ARM/Apple Silicon) processors found in new Macbooks and Mac Minis. I'd be very grateful to hear about how you get on if you try it!
Season's greetings to all!
It's that time of year again when I try to work out if anybody is using DCP-o-matic on a macOS version earlier than the 2013 release of Mavericks (10.9).
If you use DCP-o-matic on Mountain Lion, Lion or Snow Leopard (10.8, 10.7 or 10.6) can you drop me a line?
If nobody needs it I may take the opportunity of the forthcoming 2.16.0 release to drop support for anything earlier than 10.9.
DCP-o-matic 2.14.47 was released.
This release fixes errors on startup of the KDM creator on platforms which use GTK 3.
Download it from here.
DCP-o-matic 2.14.46 was released.
This release silences an incorrect error when verifying VF DCPs in some cases.
Download it from here.
DCP-o-matic 2.14.45 was released.
This release fixes:
It also adds a package for Fedora 33.
Download it from here.
DCP-o-matic 2.14.41 was released.
This release adds a package for Ubuntu 20.10, and fixes various layout problems on Linux distributions that use the GTK 3 backend for the user interface. It also catches errors more gracefully when non-CPL files are loaded as if they were CPLs.
Download it from here.
DCP-o-matic 2.14.40 was released.
This release fixes two bugs:
Download it from here.
DCP-o-matic 2.14.38 was released.
This release fixes two bugs:
--standard
flag to dcpomatic2_create
should now work properly.
Download it from here.
Vashi Nedomansky, ACE has made an interesting post-production course using as an example his editing work on 6 Below. In particular, he describes how he used DCP-o-matic to create DCPs. The whole course is now available for free, after registering. Enjoy!