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![]() Hopefully the "higher ups" will chime in with some advice. There has to be a simple way of removing both types of HDR.... I know I was successfully modding some hybrid videos that would play on my LG. I just need to get into it again !!! There might be (probably is) a way to get x265 to remove the HDR & inject a DV rpu (I know it can inject an rpu.bin) |
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The LG C8 doesn't work with current MP4 muxing tools. It should still work with tsMuxer if your file shows Dolby Vision in MediaInfo.
For MP4 you need to use Dolby's muxer from 2018: https://github.com/DolbyLaboratories...3a8e3effff/bin Either way it's best to stick to .TS with tsMuxer, it should be working fine.
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Only problem I have is if you "jump" (forward or back) the playback from the remote, the playback will take a second or 2 to start to play, but HDR hasn't got that issue. |
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Attn -QfG-,
I have started using this tool again, after a long break, and the last build I used is #53 So I grabbed the latest build (#63.fixed) the other day, and when just simply wanting to extract the rpu.bin, it fails ![]() ![]() So I just got #60 & #62 (also noticed that there is a significant increase in the file size between #60 & #61.1, and then again between # 61.5 & #62. #60 worked, #62 failed. Am I missing something, or do I just need to keep using the older builds ?? Just fyi, that's all. ![]() Last edited by TDS; 5th February 2024 at 04:43. |
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I need some guidance here. I have an Amazon firestick 4K max. I have an MKV file in 4K that's about 40GB in size. The playback is extremely choppy. I read that the Amazon firestick 4K max has trouble with files with both HDR10+ and Dolby vision. So I figured that was the issue (the other issue could also be streaming that 40GB is too much for the device to handle).
So I figured I'd use handbrake to shrink the size down. In the process of doing that I used this tool to backup the original (40GB) HDR10+ stream and remove the Dolby Vision. I then used handbrake, only to find out it doesn't keep HDR10+, it reverts it down to HDR10. So I had this idea of injecting this newly compressed MKV with the original HDR10+ stream (using DDVT_INJECTOR) which was backed up by this program. I tried doing that and it outputted a hevc file, rather than an MKV file. I guess I'm wondering if what I'm attempting is even possible (when I re-encode with handbrake, does that make it incompatible with the HDR10+ backup?) Also, how do I get an MKV file? I figured the injector would inject the HDR10+.json file into the MKV and give me a new MKV file. Kinda lost as what I'm supposed to do with this hevc output. Thanks! |
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AFAIK there are no issues with injecting DV/HDR10+ metadata into a re-encoded stream. You can use MKVToolNix to add the audio tracks/subtitles/chapters from the original .mkv along with the .hevc file and create a new .mkv.
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EDIT: The original file also has these included entries while the newly created file doesn't: Mastering display color primaries : BT.2020 Mastering display luminance : min: 0.0001 cd/m2, max: 1000 cd/m2 Maximum Content Light Level : 411 cd/m2 Maximum Frame-Average Light Level : 322 cd/m2 Last edited by ripburnlearn; 5th February 2024 at 12:02. |
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Profile 8 mp4 will work on both new and old type of internal LG players, but the Codec ID must be dvhe. This tool will convert to mp4 with Codec ID hev1 which plays as HDR on the B8/C8. But dvhe is not compatible with non-DoVi devices such as Samsung AU9072. Still, it will be a great addition to add the option to chose the Codec ID when converting to mp4. |
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I want to make an HDR10+ hybrid -- HDR10+ from the web, injected in the bluray. The HDR10+ from the web is 40 frames behind the bluray. I know there are ways to edit/sync DV RPUs to the base layer, but are there similar tools/methods for HDR10+?
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I doubt if tsMuxer 2.6.12 accepts Dolby Vision video. Try latest nightly builds.
https://github.com/justdan96/tsMuxer/releases |
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