Exporting Jpeg2000 for DCP directly from Premiere

Hello everyone,
I have to export a jpeg2000 sequence for a dcp. I`ve just installed the j2k plug in in premiere and after effects. My question ist do I have to export the jpeg2000 sequence from AE or can I do it directly from premiere? The problem is that I can`t change the color space to xyz in premiere, which I can do in AE, but is it necessary if the plug in seems to have a XYZ Conversion as an option? Did someone used it before that way?
my second question: in my timeline I have a dpx sequence, some psd graphics and titles made in Premiere Pro. Everything in Rec709. Do I have to convert everything to XYZ before exporting as jpeg2000 sequence in XYZ color space?
thanks in advance!:-)

hi there, so I made some tests with exporting a jpeg2000 sequence
1. directly form Premiere Pro, through the j2k plugin, with convertion to xyz color space
2. from After Effects with convertion to xyz
3. first I exported a tiff sequence from Premiere Pro and then exported it from OpenDCP as jpeg2000 sequence
the problem is that all of the final results are slightly different. the brightness is a little bit different and the colors too. any idea why?
btw. I`m using Premiere Pro CC 2014.0.1

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