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They were more confusing than they were worth.
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channels that aren't there.
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the CPL.
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The former is only set at configure which is a bit confusing,
and I can't think of a reason to have both.
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and default to writing the 2014 namespace.
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Previously we would discard any whitespace subtitle content we found.
This had the side-effect of making a verification test fail (checking
that at least one subtitle is in each reel; blank subtitles are often
used to avoid this warning).
Here we take any subtitle content, whitespace or not, inside a
<Text> or <Image> node which I think is a little more correct.
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they say that subtitle <IssueDate> must be of the form yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss
They don't explain it, and the standards don't say this (as far as I can see)
but as usual their QC fails <IssueDates> that don't meet this "spec" so here
we are.
See also:
https://dcpomatic.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2069
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#2431).
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It was reported on the forum that files without any <Font> or
<Subtitle> tags fail validation on EasyDCP 3.0.1 and crash
Qubemaster Pro 3.0.15.
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