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I'm not sure if that would work? are the two BL exactly the same? it must be 1:1 identical to work because the FEL is created by analyzing the BL encode and the master and any difference is recorded in the EL. -h [ --help ] Show this help. --toolset-dir arg (=D:\DoVi_Scripts\tools\DEE) Toolset insta...

You can use the dovi_tool in cli:

dovi_tool_path mux --bl BL.hevc --el EL.hevc -o ST-DL.hevc

or if you don't want to mess with command lines, mux the layers to TS/M2TS with tsmuxer and then mux with mkvtoolnix.


EDIT: I just added support for raw hevc in workflow 4-2 in the latest beta.

I got MAX WEB-DL and it's just CMv2.9, could you tell me the release name? L5 Left=0 Right=0 Top=275 Bottom=276 HDR10 BL MDL: N.A. HDR10 BL MDP: N.A. Resolution: 3840 x 2160 FrameRate: 23.976fps This doesn't look like the MAX webdl.. MAX encodes are cropped. There is no release group. It's on TL Th...

MAX web-dl

P7 is always dual layers.

Single track Dual layer means that the BL + EL are interleaved which is what MakeMKV does
Dual track Dual layer is the Bluray original format.

P7 is a dual-layer format that can be Single or Dual track.

not with mediainfo but you can use workflow 2-2 with dovi_scripts

yes

because 7-3 and 7-2 dont care about metadata, they only process the base layer of P8 P7 P5

this applies only to any P5 web-dl from itunes/appleTV.

What are the benefits of doing so? To remove the color difference caused by apple? For better support on devices. I used to do that when I was using my TV internal player Plex and kept doing it even after getting the ugoos. Also by doing this, I know that all my P7 rip are FEL even though it's easy...

TS/M2TS/MKV/MP4 are just video containers. They are unrelated to the DV profile and I was using the TS version in the video because back then, I didn't have the Ugoos and was still using my x800m2

Why would you want to do that? P7 is pointless without FEL. As far as DV quality goes: P7 FEL > P5 > P7 MEL = P8
I actually always convert P7 MEL to P8.

It doesnt trigger DV on your TV, you need a certified DV monitor for that. It decodes the DV metadata to HDR10 or SDR according to your EDID, the same as LLDV.

whatever problems watching at the computer/windows platform aside - is that the best windows store dv player then outside of any official dv pcs player etc? I never watched a movie with it so I don't know about its stability but as far as Dolby Vision decoding goes, it seems to do everything right ...