dcpomatic - DCP-o-matic DCP tools

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2020-11-20	Some tidying up of test Doxygen.	Carl Hetherington

2020-10-13	Some macOS test build fixes.	Carl Hetherington

2020-10-12	Fix incorrect sign on boost test constants.	Carl Hetherington

2020-05-17	Add a descriptive comment to a test file.	Carl Hetherington

2020-05-11	Change video content scaling so that it either:	Carl Hetherington
	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.
2020-04-15	Fix length of player output so it can be either the film's length or ↵	Carl Hetherington
	playlist's length, as appropriate.
2020-04-14	Fix Empty/Player behaviour when using a playlist that is not the same as the ↵	Carl Hetherington
	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.
2020-03-11	Test updates now that there can't be <1s long DCPs any more.	Carl Hetherington

2019-05-10	Put Time types in dcpomatic namespace.	Carl Hetherington

2019-01-21	Stop jobs silently failing in tests.	Carl Hetherington

2018-11-21	Take Film pointer out of Content.	Carl Hetherington

2018-09-04	Build Empty objects from the presence or absence of decoders in	Carl Hetherington
	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.
2017-08-14	Remove Film dependency from Empty.	Carl Hetherington

2017-07-12	Add some tests; fix failure to make DCP when there is a bit of audio right ↵	Carl Hetherington
	at the end of the film (with no corresponding video).
2017-06-29	Fixes for silence in projects, various cleanups.	Carl Hetherington