AutoDCP integrates seamlessly with Dropbox–just drag and drop. And AutoDCP works anywhere Dropbox works including Mac, PC and Linux platforms.
Whether you’re a major television studio delivering upfronts, a movie studio delivering test screenings or final DCPs to theaters or a film festival seeking to simplify the delivery process, we instantly integrate DCP delivery with one-click ease.
The folks at AutoDCP love our friends. We are actively working towards building a community of cloud based production and post production services. Here you will find other people and services which compliment AutoDCP and our vision.
By clicking the button on the right a new drop folder, “apps/AutoDCP” will appear within your DropBox account. Simply drag your QT’s into this folder to automatically create a DCP.
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