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Sure, you can post it here.

Do not include any leaders, color bars, sound sync, etc.

If it is always the same image, could be a corrupted image. If it varies, try reducing then number of threads to see if it persists. Make sure you filenames don't have any non-ascii characters.

If you are creating an MXF Interop DCP, then the ASSETMAP and VOLINDEX have no XML extension.

Try asking over on dcinemaforum.com.

You need to make sure Audacity is truly creating 1 channel WAV. Even though you selected Mono, it may be writing 2-channels, with 1 channel silenced.

You will still label it as Flat. Per the DCI specification, you should not add pillar boxes if your image would otherwise be a compliant resolution. In order to be compliant, an image must have one dimension equal to the 2K container and the other equal to or less than the corresponding dimension. The 2K container is 2048x1080, so in the case of HD, the 1080 dimension matches the height and the 1920 is less than the 2048. This allow the projector to automatically center and pillar box the image, so you don't need to. This is what the festival is saying. Furthermore, since your material will fit within the Flat (1998x1080) profile, you can just label it as Flat and it will work.

I just verified the DMG image is ok and was able to download without issue. Do you have another drive you can try downloading it to?

That would be cool, but it's not really something OpenDCP is suited for. Doing the basic slideshow is easy, because it's just replicating the same image a number of times. Adding transitions requires manipulating the images.

Now, something like this might be able to be achieved using the TimedText/Subtitle support in digital cinema. I think there are a number of transitions in the spec.

It should have the correct aspect ratio. That value is not used by the digital servers, so it won't cause any issues, but I'll investigate. Thanks.

Good to know. Thanks for the update.