Apologies, I misread the request. I though they were chasing single layer DV files.timstephens24 wrote: 11 Dec 2018, 03:01 Those aren't the samples he's looking for. I'm also surprised your files don't work for you. I know the ones I tested in the past worked, but that was a long time ago and I don't normally test them. I'll try some of them out when I make it back to my actual house at the end of the week.
I tried to crop a small clip but it keeps stripping out the DV layer for some reason
but if you have a uhd bd rip with dv give it a go if you get a minute. Would love to know if it works in MrMC! I bet it just might 
The ts files play and kick in DV, but they have a green/pink hue and not displaying colour properly.timstephens24 wrote: 11 Dec 2018, 03:44 You should try the original m2ts file and not the mp4 remuxed file. Those are the ones that work.
How bout an mp4 using the dolbymp4muxer?barong wrote: 11 Dec 2018, 06:55 The ts files play and kick in DV, but they have a green/pink hue and not displaying colour properly.
Work fine in the TVs built in app.
That's great news! May I ask what parameters were used for mp4muxer? I tried to do the similar and used the following parameters: --output-format frag-mp4 --mpeg4-max-frag-duration 2500 --dv-profile 0 --mpeg4-comp-brand mp42,iso6,isom,msdh,dby1 --overwriteGrencola wrote: 11 Dec 2018, 05:22 I sent the full atomic blonde uhd bd rip (m2ts, NOT the mkv remux) through TSMuxer demux with just the two video tracks and an eac3 audio track selected, then ran dolbymp4muxer with those 3 files TSMuxer spat out as my inputs and it created an mp4, which I can confirm is WORKING on a Vizio TV as well! plays great and looks amazing!
I tried to crop a small clip but it keeps stripping out the DV layer for some reason
I'm curious as well. I tried the following:sorenat wrote: 14 Dec 2018, 13:08 That's great news! May I ask what parameters were used for mp4muxer? I tried to do the similar and used the following parameters: --output-format frag-mp4 --mpeg4-max-frag-duration 2500 --dv-profile 0 --mpeg4-comp-brand mp42,iso6,isom,msdh,dby1 --overwrite
But got the error: Error: For Dolby vision hevc codec type, only setting profile to 2-8 makes sense!
Thanks a lot in advance!
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mp4muxer -i 00011.track_4113.hevc -i 00011.track_4117.hevc --dv-input-es-mode split -i 00011.track_4352.ac3 -o FullDVMovie.mp4 --dv-profile 4 --mpeg4-comp-brand mp42,iso6,isom,msdh,dby1 --overwriteCode: Select all
--dv-profile <arg> = Sets the Dolby Vision profile. This option is MANDATORY for
DoVi elementary stream: Valid profile values are:
0 - dvav.per, BL codec: AVC; EL codec: AVC; BL compatibility: SDR/HDR.
1 - dvav.pen, BL codec: AVC; EL codec: AVC; BL compatibility: None.
2 - dvhe.der, BL codec: HEVC8; EL codec: HEVC8; BL compatibility: SDR/HDR.
3 - dvhe.den, BL codec: HEVC8; EL codec: HEVC8; BL compatibility: None.
4 - dvhe.dtr, BL codec: HEVC10; EL codec: HEVC10; BL compatibility: SDR/HDR.
5 - dvhe.stn, BL codec: HEVC10; EL codec: N/A; BL compatibility: None.
6 - dvhe.dth, BL codec: HEVC10; EL codec: HEVC10; BL compatibility: CTA HDR10.
7 - dvhe.dtb, BL codec: HEVC10; EL codec: HEVC10; BL compatibility: Blue-ray HDR10.
>7 - Reserved
you guys were doing way more than you needed touhdmovielover wrote: 14 Dec 2018, 16:18I'm curious as well. I tried the following:sorenat wrote: 14 Dec 2018, 13:08 That's great news! May I ask what parameters were used for mp4muxer? I tried to do the similar and used the following parameters: --output-format frag-mp4 --mpeg4-max-frag-duration 2500 --dv-profile 0 --mpeg4-comp-brand mp42,iso6,isom,msdh,dby1 --overwrite
But got the error: Error: For Dolby vision hevc codec type, only setting profile to 2-8 makes sense!
Thanks a lot in advance!
And I got a file, it registers as Dolby Vision when played both via Plex and via the native player on my LGTV, but it has it has an overwhelming green tint to it, so doesn't look right at all.Code: Select all
mp4muxer -i 00011.track_4113.hevc -i 00011.track_4117.hevc --dv-input-es-mode split -i 00011.track_4352.ac3 -o FullDVMovie.mp4 --dv-profile 4 --mpeg4-comp-brand mp42,iso6,isom,msdh,dby1 --overwrite
My assumption is that the first input file should be the regular movie track, and the second input file is the DV video track (as demuxed from tsmuxer). Also, I wasn't sure what to use for --dv-profile, the options listed are:
My assumption is that it should be either 2, 4, 6, or 7, but I don't know who to determine what it should be, or if it would ever make a difference.Code: Select all
--dv-profile <arg> = Sets the Dolby Vision profile. This option is MANDATORY for DoVi elementary stream: Valid profile values are: 0 - dvav.per, BL codec: AVC; EL codec: AVC; BL compatibility: SDR/HDR. 1 - dvav.pen, BL codec: AVC; EL codec: AVC; BL compatibility: None. 2 - dvhe.der, BL codec: HEVC8; EL codec: HEVC8; BL compatibility: SDR/HDR. 3 - dvhe.den, BL codec: HEVC8; EL codec: HEVC8; BL compatibility: None. 4 - dvhe.dtr, BL codec: HEVC10; EL codec: HEVC10; BL compatibility: SDR/HDR. 5 - dvhe.stn, BL codec: HEVC10; EL codec: N/A; BL compatibility: None. 6 - dvhe.dth, BL codec: HEVC10; EL codec: HEVC10; BL compatibility: CTA HDR10. 7 - dvhe.dtb, BL codec: HEVC10; EL codec: HEVC10; BL compatibility: Blue-ray HDR10. >7 - Reserved
once you've demuxd your m2ts you should be left with baselayer. hevc, dvlayer. hevc, and audio. ac3.. you literally just run mp4muxer --dv-profile 7 --input-file baselayer.hevc --input-file dvlayer.hevc --input-file audio.ac3 --media-lang eng --output-file dvmovieyay.mp4