DCP-o-matic

You can load the resulting audio MXF into an MXF capable audio editor (like Audacity with the ffmpeg plugin) and then see what went into each track.

- Carsten

The Mid/Side decoder is comparably straight and safe, it will create L/C/R signals that will not cause technical issues on 5.1 or 7.1 systems. Still, when using any of these audio processors, it is a good idea to perform a test screening on at least an L/C/R capable listening system. For UpmixerA an...

The Mid/Side Decoder only creates three channels - L/C/R, so, even in a 5.1 DCP, only three channels are populated. You could do it as a 4 Channel DCP as well, but in general, I would advise to use only straight stereo, or a full 5.1 channel layout. The storage implications of 4 vs. 6 channels can b...

You can try one of the Upmixers in DCP-o-matic under DCP->Audio, however, you should only use UpmixerA or UpmixerB if you have a chance to listen to the created audio in a surround environment/cinema, as with some signals, they may create unpleasant results. There are some commmercial solutions for ...

Now, did the bug survive, or DCP-o-matic master?

Yes, the latter one currently is a feature, not a bug. I recently suggested to add 'open DCP in player' to that menu, and it would be nice if that would also start the player if it wasn't already running. If that works, it would probably work to fire up batch converter as well. I don't know though, ...

Oh, you're just after placing a card before a trailer/video? That should be very easy to fix, just select the 'a partir du...' content in the list and then choose 'Plus tot' on the right. The 'a partir du...' content should move to the top/earliest position. Alternatively, you could just drag that s...

There have been some code changes lately in that area. I could try testing tomorrow. What you did is exiting the encode server while the master was doing an encode using it?

- Carsten

Haha, one step closer to a subtitle editing feature...



- Carsten

One deeply depressing thing is that the combo of open source OSX Fuse and fuse-ext2 do not work in current OS X, and no one seems to be bothered to repair this. I was happy to have read-only support in snow leopard (and a format option), but for most recent OS X releases (El Capitan, Sierra, High Si...