Error when open a project

[altf78]

Hi,

I'm trying to open a project that I made yesterday and DCP-o-matic shows this message:

System: Wondows 10/DCP-o-matic 2.14.51

Thanks!

[Carsten]

DCP-o-matic looks up that file from drive 'N:'

Ist that drive/volume currently available/connected to the computer?

My first guess would be that the file/path is no longer available/has been unplugged. Second guess is that something happened to the file - erased, shifted, renamed, recreated, what ever.

[altf78]

Hi Carsten,

The drive (Raid5-HFSJ File System) is mounted and nothin was changed or deleted. This happened before doing the same project.
I'll try make a new project in other drive.

Thanks!

[Carsten]

I also noticed the LIBRAS in the name. I know what LIBRAS is when it comes to DCP. Maybe DCP-o-matic has trouble with some closed captions content that is used in the project. Please send the metadata.xml file of this project to Carl. He may also need some of the other files later.

[altf78]

Hi Carsten,

Yes, I'm doing a DCP with Sign Language, Closed Caption and audio description. It's mandatory here in Brazil. I've just validated through Easydcp Player and the only problem found was on the cpl xml scheme language code (ClosedCaption pt-BR).
I found a workaround for the inicial problem opening other project on the last opened projects and than come back to the "corrupted" project.

[altf78]

I made a new DCP with just "pt" language code, but Easydcp Player gave me same message:

Code 60003 from Mon May 31 03:10:49 2021:
XML format is not valid
Validating against schema "http://www.smpte-ra.org/schemas/429-12/2008/TT":
(l. 47) Element '{http://www.smpte-ra.org/schemas/429-7/2006/CPL}Language': This element is not expected. Expected is ( {http://www.smpte-ra.org/schemas/429-12/2008/TT}Language ).

The CPL XMl format (attached) appears to be normal comparing to these examples:
https://wikileaks.org/sony/docs/05/docs ... btitle.txt

[altf78]

Hi,

I made a new DCP with the same file but using open subtitles and Easydcp didn't flag any error.
The problem is occurring only with closed caption.