Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.

[sw5163]

Hi guys, I read something about the new Apple TV 2022 outputs HDR10+ for DV content streaming on Samsung TV (S95B).
Does anyone know if it converts DV->HDR10+ on the fly or they just provide HDR10+ source?
Test file:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... Ps8NfU53Ee

[uhdiznotenough4mee]

Hi guys, I read something about the new Apple TV 2022 outputs HDR10+ for DV content streaming on Samsung TV (S95B).
Does anyone know if it converts DV->HDR10+ on the fly or they just provide HDR10+ source?
Test file:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... Ps8NfU53Ee

https://www.whathifi.com/news/hdr10-sup ... ple-tv-app

[dcoke22]

https://www.whathifi.com/news/hdr10-sup ... ple-tv-app

I don't think that What Hifi? article really answers the OP's question. Yes, the 2022 AppleTV 4K supports HDR10+. Will it convert Dolby Vision to HDR10+ on the fly? I think that's unlikely, although I have not read an answer to that question.

[uhdiznotenough4mee]

https://www.whathifi.com/news/hdr10-sup ... ple-tv-app

I don't think that What Hifi? article really answers the OP's question. Yes, the 2022 AppleTV 4K supports HDR10+. Will it convert Dolby Vision to HDR10+ on the fly? I think that's unlikely, although I have not read an answer to that question.

Why would it need to convert anything when you can have both HDR10+ and DoVi in one HEVC streamed file and the right one is chosen for you device accordingly?

[ArArdin]

Why would it need to convert anything when you can have both HDR10+ and DoVi in one HEVC streamed file and the reight one is chosen for you device accordingly?

Well, as a first and most basal of thoughts, maybe because then you don't have to convert the file yourself?

[bobbymkV]

Hi guys, I read something about the new Apple TV 2022 outputs HDR10+ for DV content streaming on Samsung TV (S95B).
Does anyone know if it converts DV->HDR10+ on the fly or they just provide HDR10+ source?
Test file:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... Ps8NfU53Ee

HDR10+ source is the correct answer.

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[sw5163]

HDR10+ source is the correct answer.

Thanks!

[legosoff]

Hi! Crop RPU which mode? Thank you in advance.

[sergonnn111]

i want to buy DUNE HD REAL VISION 4K , do i get dolby vision from mkv 7profile dolby vision BL+EL+RPU, is it real dolby vision on dune hd real vision 4k, please guys i need your advice ?

[ArArdin]

Yes, you'll get Dolby Vision with P7 mkv. However in case of FEL, this layer is disregarded and only BL and RPU will be processed.
RTD1619DR based players simply lack a second HEVC decoder.

[Manixx2020beyound]

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Resolve 18.1
To import profile 5 dv clips into resolve they must have dvh1 flag not dvhe flag, tested this on windows platform, test file glass blowing original iOS p5 4K 59.974.
Converted on resolve timeline then export to yuv 422 10bit, along with a new dv analysis xml.
U can then encode in staxrip to a new 8.1(almost no quality loss ) or encode a 8.1/8.4 in resolve it self.
U can also down convert to 1080p if that’s your desire.
Resolve also decoded any p5 encoded from resolve, testing some dv demos and p5 real mov which has mostly dvhe
Will not work on window unless u have a dv license

[daddy]

Yes, you'll get Dolby Vision with P7 mkv. However in case of FEL, this layer is disregarded and only BL and RPU will be processed.
RTD1619DR based players simply lack a second HEVC decoder.

So this is not real Dolby Vision profile 7.

[ArArdin]

So this is not real Dolby Vision profile 7.

Here, "this" is a bit tricky as I don't know if you mean the playback or the sourcefile. To start with P7 mkv as source, it is "real" as it does carry all video- and metadata that is on disc.

If you mean "DV FEL playback" on RTD1619DR players, then no, it isn't "real" Dolby Vision. It is noticeable whether FEL is being processed or not. Certainly in A-B comparison.
There are some mediaplayers (and tv's built-in players) that do process FEL. I wouldn't call it "real" Dolby Vision though. Nowadays tv's lack native 12 bit panels and couldn't produce enough nits for even 10 bit colors. So do realise that, after the initial processes which produce a full-blown Dolby Vision image, color depths and brightness dynamics have to be significantly downscaled to meet the display's physical capabilities.

[sergonnn111]

So this is not real Dolby Vision profile 7.

Here, "this" is a bit tricky as I don't know if you mean the playback or the sourcefile. To start with P7 mkv as source, it is "real" as it does carry all video- and metadata that is on disc.

If you mean "DV FEL playback" on RTD1619DR players, then no, it isn't "real" Dolby Vision. It is noticeable whether FEL is being processed or not. Certainly in A-B comparison.
There are some mediaplayers (and tv's built-in players) that do process FEL. I wouldn't call it "real" Dolby Vision though. Nowadays tv's lack native 12 bit panels and couldn't produce enough nits for even 10 bit colors. So do realise that, after the initial processes which produce a full-blown Dolby Vision image, color depths and brightness dynamics have to be significantly downscaled to meet the display's physical capabilities.

So you don t advice DUNE HD REAL VISION 4K for P7 MKV dolby vision to buy ?

[staknhalo]

Gotta be honest, I make/keep 7 FEL and 8 for storage reasons + non-DV playback devices and only keep 5 (and then HDR10 version also) if I have to, but as long as you can watch 5 that's good enough. Of course I'm saying this because I can play and compare all of them to decide myself. But I only do all this for archive stuff, when watching brand new stuff for the first time I often just watch the dv5 file.