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, Mac OS X and Linux
and is in use in 59 countries around the world for creation of snipes and adverts in cinemas, education, film festivals and much more.
2 days ago
Add Antonio Casado as a tester.
2 days ago
Some ATMOS hacks.
5 days ago
Improve butler error reporting during export.
2.15.87
5 days ago
Add more logging and some missing prefs checkboxes for existing logging.
7 days ago
Fix typo truncating ./waf configure output.
2.15.86
8 days ago
Potential Windows build fix.
2.15.85
8 days ago
Fix failure to import DCPs since Atmos changes.
12 days ago
Make some methods private.
13 days ago
Fix confusion between one-shot and playing causing surprising seeks when things are updated.
13 days ago
Make _one_shot and _playing atomic.
13 days ago
Rename _playing_condition -> _thread_work_condition.
13 days ago
Move video filters controls into advanced content dialogue (#1748).
13 days ago
Switch the content advanced dialogue to use GridBagSizer.
3 weeks ago
Merge FilterEditor and FilterDialog.
13 days ago
Avoid ResetClip() since (on GTK3, and maybe elsewhere) it seems to reset some internally-setup clipping so that drawing can overlap the canvas that it's on. Fixes #1769.
2.15.84
2 weeks ago
Updated nl_NL translation from Rob van Nieuwkerk.
2 weeks ago
Try to fix crash on calling glGetString() without a GL context.
3 weeks ago
Remove out-of-date comment.
2.15.83
3 weeks ago
Fix hanging butler due to nasty signal ordering problems.
3 weeks ago
Missing return statement.
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| Subscribers | 28 |
| This month | £625 |
Any brave souls who want to experiment a little may be interested in the test version 2.15.72 available from here. It includes a new tool to write DCPs to EXT2-formatted drives. If you do want to try it, please read the notes first, then dive in and let me know how you get on!
DCP-o-matic 2.14.33 was released. This release fixes downloading of certificates from Christie's website, and adds experimental builds for Ubuntu 20.04 and Fedora 32. I hope everybody is doing OK out there!
Download it from here.
I have been developing a new tool for DCP-o-matic which can write EXT2-formatted drives (containing DCPs) from Windows, macOS and Linux. However, it needs some testing. Please get in touch if you are interested in testing it!
I hope everybody is keeping as well as can be expected in these troubling times. I am lucky in that I don't depend on the DCP-o-matic project for my main income, and my day job is (currently) continuing normally on a work-from-home basis. If your one-off donations or regular subscriptions to DCP-o-matic are causing you any financial difficulty please do not hesitate to cancel or postpone them.
DCP-o-matic 2.14.32 was released. This release gives a more helpful error when opening a DCP with File -> Open by mistake and fixes a crash when invalid certificate keys are found.
Download it from here.
DCP-o-matic 2.14.31 was released. This release fixes bugs which appear when modifying the colour conversion or timing settings of more than one piece of content at the same time.
Download it from here.
A very big thank-you goes out to all our Feburary supporters!
DCP-o-matic 2.14.30 was released. This release fixes four bugs:
audio_buffers.
Download it from here.
DCP-o-matic 2.14.26 was released. This release fixes two bugs:
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DCP-o-matic 2.14.25 was released. This release supports import of binary STL subtitle files.
Download it from here.