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Our export formats all currently use limited range but we weren't
making sure data fed to the encoders was limited range.
Should fix #1832.
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of 4MB of data for every JPEG2000 frame we decode.
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1. scales the content up to fit the DCP container,
preserving aspect ratio, or
2. stretches the content to a custom aspect ratio, or
3. scales the content to some custom size.
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not work for RGB. See #1509.
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to decode images. Hence remove {Image,Graphics}Magick.
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the resulting images; fixes #1274.
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updated metadata (where possible). Helps with #1194.
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readahead quite a bit. This in turn reduces the maximum butler memory
usage as it will keep getting audio (and hence video) until the
minimum audio readahead is hit.
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when it is not being passed through as untouched
JPEG2000 (#730).
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content settings rather than using the film's settings. Remove
film property of burn-subtitles.
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