Mattias Iko Mattsson

Also see https://github.com/wolfgangw/backports/issues/74#issuecomment-1872568580

Another example: ``` dcp_inspect v1.2023.12.20 (asdcplib 2.10.35, ruby 3.0.2 x86_64-linux-gnu): (...) Reel 1: 159840 01:51:00+00 @ 24.0 Entry 00:00:00+00 422ef3e5 MainPicture (MXF Interop, 01:51:00+00, plaintext, 1998x1080, avg 174.01 Mb/s, max...

On a Cat745/DSS200 system version 4.9.5 (2) it does not even ingest. From the logs: ``` 2024-01-13 22:40:31,362 WARN [Thread-17323077] mxf.DecoderVideoSupport - Unsupported MXF file: JPEG picture essence not supported...

Of course! Sent you an email.

Sorry, I see now that this is given as a hint. Please consider raising it to an error. I have confirmed in the field that empty Text elements causes the...

Note that Dolbys software completely ignores ASSETMAP, VOLINDEX and PKL files on ingest. Every asset is found by scanning the media, caching the uuids and then looking in the CPL...

Actually, the ingest in this case went fine. When there are several files with the same uuid which one is chosen is somewhat undefined (it shouldn't really matter as the...

Here is the (VF) package in question: http://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3VHpr6OshToZ2hGRy1ZVnRfNGs As you can see the package is a valid supplemental package. The duplicated files were created by operator error when trying to...

Hmm.. Furhter investigation seems to indicate wrapped SMPTE subtitles with strange header values (ContainerDuration). Not dcp_inspect's fault, but maybe fail more gracefully? ```` $ asdcp-info -d -i a50af1ae-137f-44f7-b87b-9d9fec53d787_sub.mxf SMPTE 429...

And 2147483647 is of course ``0x7fffffff``, i.e. 31 bits set to "1", so something clearly went wrong when wrapping.