Renaming DCP and CPL/PKL content

[RAY-NUE]

Don't mess with filenames or edit metadata files manually. The only thing you are allowed to change is the folder name containing your package, as that is never referenced within the package/DCP.

<AssetList>
<Asset>
<Id>urn:uuid:b9f7d42b-5cf2-4962-be44-7e28605ad8de</Id>
<PackingList>true</PackingList>
<ChunkList>
<Chunk>
<Path>SurviveorDie_PKL.xml</Path> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
<VolumeIndex>1</VolumeIndex>
<Offset>0</Offset>
<Length>8927</Length>
</Chunk>
</ChunkList>
</Asset>
<Asset>
<Id>urn:uuid:63f195d5-604a-4690-9624-8c9eb632971c</Id>
<ChunkList>
<Chunk>
<Path>SurviveorDie_CPL.xml</Path> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
<VolumeIndex>1</VolumeIndex>
<Offset>0</Offset>
<Length>17912</Length>
</Chunk>
</ChunkList>
</Asset>
<Asset>
<Id>urn:uuid:3bd41e4e-dfb7-4257-9098-d73096f847a6</Id>
<ChunkList>
<Chunk>
<Path>SurviveorDie_VIDEO.mxf</Path> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
<VolumeIndex>1</VolumeIndex>
<Offset>0</Offset>
<Length>122350345635</Length>
</Chunk>
</ChunkList>
</Asset>
<Asset>
<Id>urn:uuid:ad54ab56-baa4-4624-8090-4730db2793c8</Id>
<ChunkList>
<Chunk>
<Path>SurviveorDie_AUDIO.mxf</Path> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
<VolumeIndex>1</VolumeIndex>
<Offset>0</Offset>
<Length>12626659726</Length>
</Chunk>
</ChunkList>
</Asset>
</AssetList>
</AssetMap>

I modified the code in Assetmap, so it's consistent now.
And it ingests normally on Dolby, Sony, and GDC servers.

[StephW999]

I modified the code in Assetmap, so it's consistent now.
And it ingests normally on Dolby, Sony, and GDC servers.

and what is the point ?

[RAY-NUE]

I modified the code in Assetmap, so it's consistent now.
And it ingests normally on Dolby, Sony, and GDC servers.

and what is the point ?

Some movie theaters in my country don't like it when the filenames look like alien language.

[RAY-NUE]

I modified the code in Assetmap, so it's consistent now.
And it ingests normally on Dolby, Sony, and GDC servers.

and what is the point ?

If you use these IDs as filenames: <Id>urn:uuid:3bd41e4e-dfb7-4257-9098-d73096f847a6</Id>, it looks unprofessional and suspicious, like a virus.
In Clipster, we can name the files before packaging them.

[StephW999]

If you use these IDs as filenames: <Id>urn:uuid:3bd41e4e-dfb7-4257-9098-d73096f847a6</Id>, it looks unprofessional and suspicious, like a virus.
In Clipster, we can name the files before packaging them.

Okay, thank you for your comment, have a good day.

[RAY-NUE]

If you use these IDs as filenames: <Id>urn:uuid:3bd41e4e-dfb7-4257-9098-d73096f847a6</Id>, it looks unprofessional and suspicious, like a virus.
In Clipster, we can name the files before packaging them.

Okay, thank you for your comment, have a good day.

thank you too.