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Yup, big help. I manage to use ffmpeg to extract my compressed mkv so I could use tsmuxer to create a new file with the compress bl and el, then use makemkv to extract an audioless mkv and then mkvtoolnix to merge the audio in. At least I don't have to recompress everything. makemkv did says there w...

AH! didn't see that one, saw the pother. In the end, I just put a filename and it worked (I only had 1 stream anyway).

Yes, that should work. Like said in the tutorial you don't use the RPU.bin that is created. Thank you. Quick question. Do you know how to extract the BL.hevc and EL.hevc using x265, ffmpeg ? I don't want to use the extractor provided on that forum. Edit: I think I got it ffmpeg -i my.mkv -c:v copy ...

I think a found a way to do less hoops. I tried mkvmerge and it keep the dv info. Thus I'll simply merge the audio with mkvtoolnix for the audio

just ran into an issue with tsmuxer. It doesn't support Dolby TrueHD? When I load a video that contain that, it fail...

Quick question. Since I already have an mkv created with makemkv containing DV and another with compressed hdr10 video file. Can I use dkvextrator to extract the EL layer from the mkv with dv and extract the BL layer from my compress mkv and then put everything in tsmuxer to after put it in makemkv?...

Yeah I saw it in another message you posted.

Coopervid wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 08, 2021 9:48 pm

No i didn't. Read again. I said CloneBD can't create a MKV with DV.

I misunderstood when you said

However, the easiest way would be CloneBD. With that you can pick just the main movie with AnyDVD in the background, keep Dolby Vision and compress the output.

I was referring at the time you said to use clonebd to do the whole process which is extract, compress and create dvmkv.

Looking at the clonebd forum, it seems it doesn't yet support dolby vision in mkv
https://forum.redfox.bz/threads/feature ... ion.78890/

Ah, ok, that's where you get the single m2ts, now I get it. I'll have to rethink my process with these new info, that add quite a lot of work for Dolby Vision. In the meantime, I'll at least do the hdr10 version.

Thanks!

I assume you are only keeping the main movie. If yes, you can find a .m2ts file in the BDMV/STREAM folder. This is the movie file. You can then demux this movie file in it's components with TSMuxer. 4k movie part, DV part, subs and all audio files. TSMuxer just disassembles the movie in all of it's...

simply because that's what I always did. Extraction from makemkv take 2 min, thus I didn't bother using something else since, well, it worked for what I was doing. I have both ISO and extracted iso (dbmv folder, etc). Makemkv remove protection (I also have AnyDVD). And since I do not compress the au...

Hello,

Thanks for the reply. I can play dolby vision no problem.

For the compression part, my software doesn't extract from iso. Thus using makemkv at first step to produce the untouch mkv is ok?

Hello everyone, I'm reading on dolby vision and saw that makemkv support it. I'm just wondering if I'm doing the right thing. I have an ISO which contain Dolby Vision and HDR10 data. I mount the iso, open with makemkv, select the track with the movie in it (only 1) and then produce the MKV. If I und...