Decoding a DCP is often a difficult task for a many reasons. Principally because there are very few DCP viewer apps. Why? because DCPs use special JPEG 2000 files encoded in XYZ colour space. Those apps that do exist, like Easy DCP, cost lots of money. Then you need a screen capture software to record the file. Your best bet is to ask on the opendcp forum. They are doing amazing work on an open source DCP converter.
http://groups.google.com/group/opendcp?pli=1
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "Nigel Gourley" <avid-l@...> wrote:
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> A client has a DCP of his film and he wants a copy. Is it just a matter of
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