Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.

[RESET_9999]

if the X700/X800(M2) played BDMV from USB that would be useful for me. I came across one positive reference to that via a search, but I guess there are some owners on this forum who may be able to confirm.

DV is supported only in TS / M2TS / MP4 and bluray disc on the x700...
no BDMV support via USB

[morbius]

thanks for clarifying. And it looks like I'll be stuck with selecting a forced/default sub track manually? So many films have these. In any event, it will be useful for me to have a DV-capable disc player to give me a reference for playback from other sources.

[XTrojan]

On the LG CX internal player, what is supported with Dolby Vision playback?
I red some TsMuxer remuxes with AC-3 Audio is working and it's FEL, anyone can confirm this?

[deadchip12]

if the X700/X800(M2) played BDMV from USB that would be useful for me. I came across one positive reference to that via a search, but I guess there are some owners on this forum who may be able to confirm.

DV is supported only in TS / M2TS / MP4 and bluray disc on the x700...
no BDMV support via USB

I notice that some films are divided into multiple m2ts files. What should we do in that case? What's the good way to identify which m2ts files are part of the film? And then we just drag all those files into tsmuxer and click m2ts muxing?

[RESET_9999]

I notice that some films are divided into multiple m2ts files. What should we do in that case? What's the good way to identify which m2ts files are part of the film? And then we just drag all those files into tsmuxer and click m2ts muxing?

add in tsmuxer the .mpls file of the main movie from the playlist folder.
in order to find out the correct playlist, you can use makemkv, mkvtoolnix, bdinfo etc.. .

[lexyz]

no BDMV support via USB

single BDMV inside in AVCHD folder on usb works

[DaMacFunkin]

if the X700/X800(M2) played BDMV from USB that would be useful for me. I came across one positive reference to that via a search, but I guess there are some owners on this forum who may be able to confirm.

DV is supported only in TS / M2TS / MP4 and bluray disc on the x700...
no BDMV support via USB

I notice that some films are divided into multiple m2ts files. What should we do in that case? What's the good way to identify which m2ts files are part of the film? And then we just drag all those files into tsmuxer and click m2ts muxing?

Identify the correct mpls file, either on the interweb or by opening the disk with makemkv.
Drag that mpls file into tsmuxer, job done.

[DaMacFunkin]

thanks for clarifying. And it looks like I'll be stuck with selecting a forced/default sub track manually? So many films have these. In any event, it will be useful for me to have a DV-capable disc player to give me a reference for playback from other sources.

Get the Oppo clone and rip to iso or BDMV.
Subtitles will work as if you was playing the disk.
You can also use external subs with the .forced flag if you want to add subtitles to a title.

[morbius]

My X700 just arrived. I'm connected to my network files via the Kodi UPnP shared library service. All my mkv's show, but my test .ts/.m2ts file does not. Any ideas?

Tried the AVCHD\BDMV folder approach on USB, did not work.

[kazuma]

if i read the last pages, it seems to be that mkv lost the battle against dolby vision. am i right? there is no right way to play DV-files correctly with mkv?

[RESET_9999]

if i read the last pages, it seems to be that mkv lost the battle against dolby vision. am i right? there is no right way to play DV-files correctly with mkv?

the Firestick TV does it right but no FEL / lossless audio support.

[bobbymkV]

Driveless chinese oppo clone named M9702 or similar could be more interesting compared to X800M2
1Gbps LAN
BDMV folders over network with working Blu-ray menu
HDR10/DV/HDR10+

It's already known that the oppos (plus cambridge uhd) and its clone deliver picture perfect dolby vision.

[shawnc22]

if i read the last pages, it seems to be that mkv lost the battle against dolby vision. am i right? there is no right way to play DV-files correctly with mkv?

mkv didn't lose the battle with DV, quite the opposite actually. It's certainly no fault of the container that no devices can currently play them to their full potential. The standard has been established, and it's now just up to the hardware/software to catch up.

[deadchip12]

My X700 just arrived. I'm connected to my network files via the Kodi UPnP shared library service. All my mkv's show, but my test .ts/.m2ts file does not. Any ideas?

Tried the AVCHD\BDMV folder approach on USB, did not work.

What's the benefit of playing bdmv folder instead of the m2ts file?

[deadchip12]

Someone mentioned here that with the x700, some long movies played via usb method can't be fast forwarded. Does it mean if we accidentally exit the movie midway, we have to watch again from the beginning? That sounds rough.