DCP-o-matic

Should this work on the mac (intel) version as well? My win7-machine is on strike at the moment and I can't get it to play on my mac. Just a black frame.

I'm reading that "a SMPTE DCP with 25/30 fps and a 24 fps interop backup is the safest way" -for delivering to cinemas at the moment. And I'm trying to get my head arround this "ISDCF Mixed Distribution Package". Does that mean delivering a SMPTE and Interop DCP in the same folde...

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OK, I just tried this on a short clip, and the PC version will also rerender all frames, so I was mistaken here. Is it possible to make DCP-o-matic reuse the rendered frames when I'm just changing from 25FPS to 24FPS? No new frames should be needed as the audio is just stretched to fit the slightly ...

I was under the impression that DCP-o-matic reused rendered frames when a I wanted to make a second DCP from the same project, but twice now it has rerendered all frame from scratch on the OSX version 1,730. What I do is that I from a 25FPS MOV source first render a 25FPS DCP that takes 12 hours and...

Under "Use ISDCF name" > details, one can specify version and subtitle, but that's perhaps not what George was asking for?

From what I can find (in the vast oceans of the interwebbs) ProRes only works in Rec. 709. Can someone confirm this?

So what would the color space be of a ProRes 4444 mov rendered from FinalCutPro7? Is it the codec or FInalCut that decides the color space?

I have always found this very confusing. And I do notice that when I make a DCP from a ProRes and use sRGB the blacks are just a bit gray.

In windows it is possible to "initialize" a 3TB hard-drive with MBR and it will then only allow partitions up to 2TB in total leaving the rest of the drive empty, but I don't know if that will be recognized in a DCI server ether.

Now that 3TB harddrives are becoming cheaper than 2TB ones I feel this question is slowly becoming relevant.

How would You format at 3TB or larger harddrive to work with a DCP, since MBR is, if I understand this correctly, limited to 2TB in total disk size.