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I am therefore trying to modify at bit level the .ts files produced by FFmpeg. I did some experiments using THIS file and HERE you can find the results. If your device plays the original file, test the files I edited. If there is a positive response (I have my doubts but there is no harm in trying!...

Sidenote: I've tested some of the full TS DV remuxes I've made (all working on the shield w/o issue) on the internal B9 player and have had some mixed results. Some movies play without stutter (The Meg, First Man) while most others have the stutter issue others have reported (Black Panther, Doctor ...

Sidenote: I've tested some of the full TS DV remuxes I've made (all working on the shield w/o issue) on the internal B9 player and have had some mixed results. Some movies play without stutter (The Meg, First Man) while most others have the stutter issue others have reported (Black Panther, Doctor ...

yeah that's another thing I don't get, why the same ts videos stutter and mp4 videos don't

If there is a positive response (I have my doubts but there is no harm in trying!), I will explain what and how I did it. Tried all your videos and they trigger DV on my Shield as well. Another interesting thing about The Fog (I just can't let it go): I tried making shorter 1 minute clips with soun...

Looking at that list of movies, some other titles that include similarly sized FELs (>10mb/s) are Cliffhanger, Dredd, Evil Dead 2, Leon the Professional, Skyscraper, and Universal Soldier. If anyone has any of those titles, maybe it's worth a try to see if it's an issue with the large FEL layer? I ...

actually, is there any way to mux DV video with Atmos into an mp4? I think mp4muxer does not work with Atmos tracks or I don't know how to do it properly.

Mmm, blu ray .com has Mission Impossible listed as Fel but it works on my Oppo after Yusepoe 3 tool and TS muxer, 1917 is listed as FEL also but doesn’t work (IDK). Is there anyway to be sure what is FEL and what isn’t? General rule is that if the EL layer is about ~2Mb/s or lower, then it's MEL. F...

is there any other tool than tsmuxer to mux hevc with atmos?

The DTS-MA track could definitely be the issue. One last thing you might want to try is create a TS file with TSMuxer with only the video tracks. If that works, then it's probably the DTS track causing the issue. edit: oops yusecope beat me to it! right so I made a couple of additional tests: * ts ...

From the client_working_clip.txt file: Track:0, id=0, mimeType=video/dolby-vision, bitrate=65110539, codecs=dvhe.05.06, res=3840x2160, fps=24.0, supported=YES Are you sure you have set the --dv-profile switch with the value 4 in mp4muxer? The Shield received a track with profile dvhe.05. I used pro...

Well with your short clip, you're not mixing in any atmos audio since you're using mp4muxer. When a video reverts to transcode on plex, it either can't handle the video or audio track. Since you've already established that a file without atmos works, then it's probably the atmos track that's causin...

As I said, a short clip of the same movie worked. So either the tsmuxer is doing it wrong or exoplayer has a bug I suppose, since I have no idea why a clip of the whole movie would work. This is what I am trying to establish now. edit: forgot to mention but yusesope's tool did not return any errors...

If it can help you (when you check the client logs), the Shield's hardware decoder is OMX.Nvidia.DOVI.decode I took The Fog for my test case, because it has a pretty significant FEL (11 Mb/s). A short 50s clip made with mp4muxer worked without problems and triggered DV. Full movie muxed with tsMuxe...

If it can help you (when you check the client logs), the Shield's hardware decoder is OMX.Nvidia.DOVI.decode I took The Fog for my test case, because it has a pretty significant FEL (11 Mb/s). A short 50s clip made with mp4muxer worked without problems and triggered DV. Full movie muxed with tsMuxe...