Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.

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makemkv lists LOTR as BL+MEL+RPU

well, BDinfo is probably more accurate because it scans the whole movie bitrate. Makemkv thought the Spears and Munsil DV file were both MEL too.

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LOTR 1 at least is MEL, the values in the RPU coincide with what Dolby says to recognize MEL.

strange Bdinfo say its FEL.
I thought the point of using MEL, was to not take more space on the disc. But the MEL track on the Spears and munsill is also in the 2mb/s if I remember correctly. I don't think I ever noticed a mel movie with more than 100kbps bitrate

Disc Title: The.Lord.of.the.Rings.The.Fellowship.of.the.Ring.2001.DISC1
Disc Size: 73,422,813,471 bytes
Protection: AACS2
Extras: Ultra HD, BD-Java
BDInfo: 0.7.5.9

PLAYLIST REPORT:

Name: 00803.MPLS
Length: 1:45:43.378
Size: 72,402,579,456 bytes
Total Bitrate: 91.31 Mbps

Indicates included stream hidden by this playlist.

VIDEO:

Codec Bitrate Description
----- ------- -----------
MPEG-H HEVC Video 67684 kbps 2160p / 23.976 fps / 16:9 / Main 10 @ Level 5.1 @ High / 4:2:0 / 10 bits / 4000nits / HDR10 / BT.2020
* MPEG-H HEVC Video 2099 kbps (3.01%) 1080p / 23.976 fps / 16:9 / Main 10 @ Level 5.1 @ High / 4:2:0 / 10 bits / 4000nits / Dolby Vision FEL / BT.2020

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That Dolby Vision does not play without being in .mp4 "is false".

No one said that. We are telling you that if your playback device is the LG B6, your best option is dual layer MP4

[quietvoid]

strange Bdinfo say its FEL.
I thought the point of using MEL, was to not take more space on the disc. But the MEL track on the Spears and munsill is also in the 2mb/s if I remember correctly. I don't think I ever noticed a mel movie with more than 100kbps bitrate

I don't know which BDInfo that is, DVDFab's? If it is that one then there's not much can be done as it is proprietary..
Also MakeMKV 1.15.3 has a bug with the Spears & Munsil video being detected as FEL: https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic ... 003#p97003
The MEL can be encoded at any bitrate, it is just recommended to be lower because it is a blank image. The EL can be played to confirm this.

[Roberespa]

The television model:
OLED55B6V

The result of MakeMKV unfortunately my TV does not play the video .mkv = (

Returning to my question. Is there a command to merge Hevc1 and hevc2 from the "cmd" command prompt and give me a .mkv or .ts video file?

Thank you so much everyone.
Waiting for your reply.

Please help me.

[DaMacFunkin]

The television model:
OLED55B6V

The result of MakeMKV unfortunately my TV does not play the video .mkv = (

Returning to my question. Is there a command to merge Hevc1 and hevc2 from the "cmd" command prompt and give me a .mkv or .ts video file?

Thank you so much everyone.
Waiting for your reply.

Please help me.

It has been said, Dolby Vision in MKV will not play as Dolby Vision via internal player on LG TV. Use mp4.

[chros]

The EL can be played to confirm this.

What do you mean exactly? Thanks

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The EL can be played to confirm this.

What do you mean exactly? Thanks

if you play the EL, you can see that it's a blank grey image, therefore a MEL title.
Quietvoid is right. The LOTR are MEL with an unusually high bitrate

[chros]

The EL can be played to confirm this.

What do you mean exactly? Thanks

if you play the EL, you can see that it's a blank grey image, therefore a MEL title.
Quietvoid is right. The LOTR are MEL with an unusually high bitrate

Cheers, didn't know this. And is the FEL coloured?

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Cheers, didn't know this. And is the FEL coloured?

on a FEL movie, you can see the actual movie:

MEL / FEL

[pete19]

The LOTR are MEL with an unusually high bitrate

it's not unusual, there are quiet a few MEL titles with bitrates around 2MB... and bdinfo states FEL/MEL incorrectly, can't rely on it...

just look at the bitrate itself or the play back the EL itself...

[chros]

on a FEL movie, you can see the actual movie

Thank you, one last question: so what's the bloody point of using 0 padded MEL (~2 Mbps) instead of the smallest one (that I saw 64 Kbps)?
I mean there must be a reason for them...

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on a FEL movie, you can see the actual movie

Thank you, one last question: so what's the bloody point of using 0 padded MEL (~2 Mbps) instead of the smallest one (that I saw 64 Kbps)?
I mean there must be a reason for them...

I have the same question...

The LOTR are MEL with an unusually high bitrate

it's not unusual, there are quiet a few MEL titles with bitrates around 2MB... and bdinfo states FEL/MEL incorrectly, can't rely on it...

just look at the bitrate itself or the play back the EL itself...

Well i went back looking at 20 of the latest DV movie i added to my library and could find one (except LOTR). Must not be that usual.

[pete19]

Well i went back looking at 20 of the latest DV movie i added to my library and could find one (except LOTR). Must not be that usual.

from recent memory (~ 2MB MEL layer):

all 3x LOTR
all 3x Hobbit
Lawrence of Arabia

bluray forum has a long list, there are some

[Maikel777]

What you say about my TV:
LG OLED55B6V
That Dolby Vision does not play without being in .mp4 "is false".

This file taken from a test website shows that my TV is capable of opening Dolby Vision, at least in .ts format

I attach the link:
https://uptobox.com/q0tk0wifzm5f

Returning to my question. Is there a command to merge Hevc1 and hevc2 from the "cmd" command prompt and give me a .mkv or .ts video file?

Thank you so much everyone.
Waiting for your reply.

I am very interested to know how this person created this .ts

Someone could explain.

I would be eternally grateful.
Thanks a lot.