By "Key-Less" DCP do you mean a DCP with no DRM or whatever the proper term is for copywrite/playback protection? The problem I've heard most people have with making a DCP is being ablt to QC it. My understanding is it's hard to get/find software to playback the DCP for QC. Perhaps I've been misinformed but I know one place that makes the DCP for their 3D project and has to send it out to get QC'd. Seems like this process is unnecessarily cumbersome but perhaps the industry is not to keen on everyone having fully functional DCP software for security reasons?
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "Job ter Burg (L2B)" wrote:
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> Using QubeMaster Xpress for one-off key-less DCP's (screening cutting copy versions of projects I'm working on). Fairly straightforward. But it takes rendering time (6hrs for a 2hr show on my z800). You'll likely need to deliver on an ext-formatted drive (you'll need to install software to use that format on Macs or PC's). Most common delivery caddy is CRU DX115 - most if not all venues have a storage system that can read from these drives.
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> QubeMaster Xpress needs 0-255 full swing QT sources. If you want to use a center speaker for dialogue, it requires you mix/export in SMPTE 5.1. Very few theatres allow a 2-track source to be routed through a matrix decoder.
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> On 26 feb. 2013, at 16:38, "ksirul" wrote:
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> > Anyone using Wraptor DCP software? Is this a fairly easy thing do use? We have been getting a lot of requests for DCP files and have been sending it out but figured this is probably a good chance to start offering this service. Any insight is appreciated.
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