I've used both DCP-O-Matic and easyDCP, and can say that while DCP-O-Matic is very user friendly and gets a job done for free and should be pushed as far as it can for anyone needing DCP authoring tools for free, easyDCP (and especially easyDCP's integration in Resolve Studio) is nice, slick, and bulletproof. It's very nice to be able to author DCP direct from a Resolve timeline, and to be able to author encrypted DCPs and issue KDMs all from Resolve. The easyDCP Creator and Player apps are pretty simple to use but can be a little clunky for assembly, but they are pushing forward in enabling both DCP and IMF creation with their tools. Costs money, but the convenience factor can't be dismissed.
On Wed, Dec 11, 2019 at 3:16 AM Light Visions <lightvisions2020@gmail.com> wrote:
Have you tried DCP-o-matic? Arthur SpringerOn Tue, Dec 10, 2019 at 11:45 PM Job ter Burg (L2) <Job_L2@terburg.com> wrote:I asked around through Timm's former partners at MagnaMana (where Final DCP was first released), but even they are not getting through. My license is still running, but it means I can no longer swap my main HD, upgrade my OS, or move the license to another machine.
I'm considering biting the bullet and going for Fraunhofer's EasyDCP.
If you're on Win, you could check out QubeMaster Xpress. Much, much, much more cumbersome than FinalDCP, but it did the job when I used to use it back in 2012/2013.
J
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