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There are three common sound levels on DCPs: Feature Cinema mix loudness level 85dB SPL standard reference level Cinemas are calibrated to the SMPTE RP 200:2012 standard where a -20 dB RMS pink noise signal is measured to 85 dBc and the reference fader level is 0. Feature film DCPs are often louder and closer…
Sometimes you need to make the DCP from a video file that has separate audio mono tracks. A DCP 5.1 mix is often delivered as 6 mono tracks in 24 bit 48 kHz wav format. To convert them to a 5.1 timeline track that can be used in a DCP, you link 6 mono tracks…
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How to make a subtitle VF (Version File)/supplemental package DCP in DCP-o-matic Open the DCP File – new In Content – Add DCP Add Files – Choose an XML file. Use the XML from this post ChooseUse as open subtitlesand click on Fonts… Click on edit and choose the font.DCP-o-matic will automatically choose a font…