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Well, I thought I had it figured out but maybe not. The .MP4 the MP4 Muxing tool someone on here made played the video fine, but the audio was all messed up. Played fine for a few seconds, then there would be glitches and stuff. Tried doing it manually, same thing. Then I downloaded a REMUX and used...

dvhe.04.07 and dvhe.05.07 are the only "Device Capabilities" mentioned for chipset-based TVs This is right. But it simply means that a television needs to support dvhe.04.07 and dvhe.05.07 to be Dolby Vision certified. And nothing prevents a manufacturer to go further and allow his televi...

I read the Dolby carefully and i do not see where Dolby wrote that tv should not allow decoding dvhe.07. Dolby only wrote that "This table lists example devices and their capabilities specified by Dolby Vision profiles and levels strings". Do you know that some UHD Blu-ray player can deco...

... but TVs are only supposed to support dvhe.04.07/dvhe.05.07 ... Why tv should only support single layer "Netflix DV" when they can decode dual layer DV ? Where did you see that dvhe.07 should only be decoded by UHD BD players ?? Maybe because Dolby said so? It is not so simple as profi...

Solved. Use dv-profile 5 in MP4 Muxer.

OK, I figured out the problem totally. I have no idea how LG and Vizio TVs are doing Profile 7, but TVs are only supposed to support dvhe.04.07/dvhe.05.07 while UHD BD players can do dvhe.07.06/dvhe.07.07 which is what is mentioned in this thread. When I used dv-profile 5 instead of 7, it worked per...

You could try CloneBD. Does that work with .mkv files? I was under the impression that it required a full Blu Ray with BDMV folder structure intact and then converts it to a DV MP4, like DVDFab. You need either disc/iso/folder to use CloneBD That's what I thought. Guess I should get some full Blu-r...

MartyMcNuts wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 20, 2019 1:07 am

You could try CloneBD.

Does that work with .mkv files? I was under the impression that it required a full Blu Ray with BDMV folder structure intact and then converts it to a DV MP4, like DVDFab.

I have a TCL Dolby Vision TV. Here are some files that play. ID : 1 (0x1) Complete name : F:\Demos\Dolby OnOff.ts Format : MPEG-TS File size : 678 MiB Duration : 2 min 17 s Overall bit rate mode : Constant Overall bit rate : 41.5 Mb/s Video ID : 33 (0x21) Menu ID : 2 (0x2) Format : HEVC Format/Info ...

I have no luck playing DV MP4s on my TCL TV. Any way to combine the 4K and 1080p DV layer found in these files to one stream that has DV, for example the LG DV demo files with one DV video track? Those work on my TV.

I've spent the last four hours messing around with muxing MP4s from UHD Blu-ray .m2ts files and getting various other Dolby Vision sample content and none of them are playing via my TV. Some LG sample content does work, though. Does anyone know how I can get Dolby Vision content to playback locally ...