Reason I'm asking - I burn forced subs only into the main hevc stream. This way I don't have to worry about for these 'integral parts' the sub format support of what/where I'm watching, subs kicking in or not when they are or are not supposed to, etc etc
When burning them in before making the DV file, the DV overlay gives them a rainbow effect (dunno if discovered before or not, can't be asked to read back 10,000 pages just for that TBH). Burning it in afterwards obviously isn't a choice cause of DV IIRC, correct?
It's not a dealbreaker, nor that distracting TBH, but just wondering if removing the DV from just these scenes/frames/parts via the RPU if possible would giver better overall effect when watching and subs appear on screen (might not also, if I don't remove it from the whole scene/setting for where subs appear might be too distracting seeing the same scene with DV then suddenly without- but have to see first right?)
Obviously sep subs would work but trying to see if way around that for reasons I explained above first (if I even resort to that, like I said it's not too bad really)
You had to manually input (change?) some info into the json, right? Or was the entire thing fully automated? I have some HDR10+ only titles that I could make DV versions for. Shaun of the Dead and American Gangster off the top of my head.RESET_9999 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 08, 2021 9:31 pm
why would you do that now that there's a tool that perfectly converts HDR10+ to true dynamic DV?
