DCP-o-matic

Did it crash when you used the internal SSD?

It's odd that it took so long with the external. There shouldn't be too much going on with the files; just finding them all, basically. I'll see if I can see any inefficiency in that code.

Can you provide the full crash report? (here or to carl@dcpomatic.com)

I think the stuff about code signature being invalid is a red herring (and it's just a regular bug) but I'm not sure. I've seen this before - it's really confusing.

This should work - it's a shame it took 2 hours. Were the files stored on a local drive or somewhere else?

There are a few tricky things here, but I think the main problem is if you have a single-reel film with say N frames, and you want to shift the sound by 1 frame, you end up with a N-1 length sound asset. So you'd have to also trim a frame off the end of the picture to keep each part of the reel the ...

Apparently this is now fixed on Malwarebytes' end, so do let me know if you see any more errors!

Could you check that you have a debug log file configured in the player preferences, then start the player and attach/send me the log?

Thanks, right it looks like someone worked this part out and maybe something will happen now!

What does it say at the top of the "Sound" preferences page?

Thanks for letting me know. I just installed the trial of malwarebytes on a Windows VM and it let me onto dcpomatic.com...

I'll report it in their forum and see what they say.

It's just a consequence of how the installers work. On Windows it's easy enough to install the executables and dependencies together, so there's one installer for everything. I didn't find a nice way to do that on Mac, so every tool has a big pile of duplicated dependencies, which isn't so great but...