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Summary of required changes:
Replace ::from_frames with a constructor that takes num/den.
Provide and use member to_debug_string() instead of to_string().
Provide and use member to_serializable_string() and string constructor instead of fmt::to_string on .get() and number constructor.
Provide and use content_time() member instead of ContentTime constructor from DCPTime.
Use frames_round(96000) instead of get() when comparing times to see if they are "close enough".
Provide and use DCPTime(x, FrameRateChange) constructor when converting from ContentTime.
Use .seconds() when calculating proportions or sometimes when dividing by HZ.
Provide and use operator bool().
Pass explicit 96000 denominator in a lot of places.
Add member max() and use it instead of static max()
Change BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL to BOOST_CHECK
Provide operator/ and use it instead of .get() / 2.
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covered by another.
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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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playlist's length, as appropriate.
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Film's.
Previously Empty would use the length of the film for its end point.
Now it takes a Playlist (rather than a list of Pieces) and uses the length
of that playlist for its end point.
This fixes #1543, in which single-content audio analysis jobs would run for the whole
length of the film, rather than the length of the content, producing
strange graphs and incorrect progress reports.
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Pieces, rather than the presence or absence of content. This seems better
because of cases like encrypted DCPs without a a KDM: here we may have content
but no decoder.
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at the end of the film (with no corresponding video).
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