How to Choose the Right Oppenheimer DCP for Your Cinema Screen In Norway and other countries, Oppenheimer was delivered as both F-220 and S-220 DCPs. Tenet and Nope and other 2.2:1 aspect ratio films were only delivered as F-220. The best way to decide which DCP to use is to consider the shape and size […]

The ISDCF DCNC (Digital Cinema Naming Convention) DCPs need names without whitespaces and special characters to play on some systems. Instead of calling the DCP My Super Movie, the best common practice is to name the DCP using the ISDCF DCNC (Digital cinema naming convention) like this: MovieTitle_FTR_F_EN-XX_INT_51_2K_NULL_20230622_NUL_SMPTE_OV A DCP must have a correct name using all

There are two common ways to use subtitles within Resolve: Exporting the subtitles as SRT or TTML File- Export – Subtitle SRT files can also be used in VLC player, Youtube, Vimeo, and others. But not all support italics tags. TTML are also supported many places. Common errors in SRT files from Resolve Resolve automatically