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reset some internally-setup clipping so that drawing can overlap
the canvas that it's on. Fixes #1769.
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sub-types.
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are re-written, meaning that they can be encrypted.
This (along with the libdcp update) also fixes assorted Atmos bugs.
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various places.
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set.
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has spaces in it (i.e. Windows) (#1766).
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recreated later anyway.
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2.35:1 (#1751).
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that are unclear.
This commit removes it because it was causing a bug whereby the
_suspended count on Butler would not go back down to 0 due to signals
being blocked by the AtomicityChecker.
I can see two possibilities:
1. AtomicityChecker is a band-aid for some deeper problem, in which
case other bugs will become apparent. Perhaps it relates to signals
being sent before the butler/player/playlist are connected to content.
2. AtomicityChecker was correct but was not identifiying signals
from different pieces of content correctly; so the correct fix would
be to add the content pointer to the _checker.send() call and block
based also on that.
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