Hello,
I am new to this software, I am having an issue every time I turn on the outline content box the red lines do not fit the frame. It's hard to explain, I attached a screenshot.
Please tell me if I should care about the red line or if I can disregard it. because no matter how I scale the video it's always not reaching the bottom line.
Thank you
Outline content not fitting the frame
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Re: Outline content not fitting the frame
Hi, looks like a bug - you can ignore it. I'll try it here. Which version of DCP-o-matic is that?
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Re: Outline content not fitting the frame
I added it to the tracker.
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Re: Outline content not fitting the frame
Maybe OpenGL rendering is active in advanced prefs?
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Re: Outline content not fitting the frame
I updated to the latest approved version, still the same issue.
Open GL, never heard of that, i ll check if i can find it. any more specific info?
On another topic, is it okay to make a 2k dcp from a 4k or UHD video? Or you recommend to make it from a 2k video instead?
Open GL, never heard of that, i ll check if i can find it. any more specific info?
On another topic, is it okay to make a 2k dcp from a 4k or UHD video? Or you recommend to make it from a 2k video instead?
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Re: Outline content not fitting the frame
If you never heard of it, you probably also never set it to on. But, check advanced prefs in DCP-o-matic and check display mode to be 'Simple (safer)'. It only deals with previewing video, it has no impact on the DCP created.
It's completely okay to create a 2k DCP from a 4k Master. Normally, when inserting 4k content, DCP-o-matic defaults to setting the DCP to 4k, but you can safely override it to 2k. However, there is usually no reason NOT to create 4k DCP. It will play on all existing cinema projection systems, as 2k-only systems will automatically play 4k DCPs as 2k. Maybe some exception if higher frame rates come into play. But that's a risk on it's own.
It's completely okay to create a 2k DCP from a 4k Master. Normally, when inserting 4k content, DCP-o-matic defaults to setting the DCP to 4k, but you can safely override it to 2k. However, there is usually no reason NOT to create 4k DCP. It will play on all existing cinema projection systems, as 2k-only systems will automatically play 4k DCPs as 2k. Maybe some exception if higher frame rates come into play. But that's a risk on it's own.
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Re: Outline content not fitting the frame
Hmm, works for me in 2.16.75. Maybe there is something special with your source, it seems to be a 4:4:4:4 codec, they sometimes cause strange issues.
Works for me also no matter wether I set it to 2k vs. 4k.
What's your display resolution?
You are obviously working on a Mac - is this an M1/M2/M3 machine? There may be some graphics issues with these, I believe.
Works for me also no matter wether I set it to 2k vs. 4k.
What's your display resolution?
You are obviously working on a Mac - is this an M1/M2/M3 machine? There may be some graphics issues with these, I believe.
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Re: Outline content not fitting the frame
I think this is just a bug with high-DPI screens. I've merged a fix and I'll make a new release shortly.
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Re: Outline content not fitting the frame
yes I do have an m1, I did try a few exports and yes you are right it doesn't affect anything.
Thank you
Thank you
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Re: Outline content not fitting the frame
This should hopefully be better in the new version.