Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.

[RESET_9999]

Fantastic work! Just one question: Are the P5toP8-bin already edited regarding delays and L5 as listed in Web-DL overview?

yes, they are all in sync. You can ignore the delay notes in the filename.
If you're still not sure (different bluray region, different cut), you can use the script (2-4) and verify if the scene cut matches your bluray.

[LV8HD]

@RESET_9999 What do you think about Auto Generated Dolby Vision?
I mean, usually, behind every grade there's a human eye that checks the grade result often with the supervision of the movie director himself. So my question is: When we do custom grades (auto generated with DaVinci), is the movie director intent of watching the movie preserved? if so, is it really that better than having standard HDR10?

[RESET_9999]

@RESET_9999 What do you think about Auto Generated Dolby Vision?
I mean, usually, behind every grade there's a human eye that checks the grade result often with the supervision of the movie director himself. So my question is: When we do custom grades (auto generated with DaVinci), is the movie director intent of watching the movie preserved? if so, is it really that better than having standard HDR10?

L1 metadata is generated by an algorithm(it just map the hdr grade) and only the L2 trims are done manually so the intended look is preserved.

[whatsmyname]

@RESET_9999 I get an error when trying to plot DV metadata "error: The subcommand 'plot' wasn't recognized". I think I installed all the requirements and hdr10+ plotting works even though it uses the same subcommand. Is there something else I need to do or is this an issue with the script?

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@RESET_9999 I get an error when trying to plot DV metadata "error: The subcommand 'plot' wasn't recognized". I think I installed all the requirements and hdr10+ plotting works even though it uses the same subcommand. Is there something else I need to do or is this an issue with the script?

Sounds like you are using the old dovi_tool version .

update to the latest one:
https://github.com/quietvoid/dovi_tool/ ... /tag/2.0.2

[jayper]

I have an oppo clone and have been making TS files for my hybrids, but I had a thought this morning: Any reason to think that playback would be more reliable with m2ts files given that is the standard on discs?

I really wish we could convert the profile 8 to a profile 7, so we could do create ISOs with full chapter support. That'd be amazing.

[whatsmyname]

@RESET_9999 I get an error when trying to plot DV metadata "error: The subcommand 'plot' wasn't recognized". I think I installed all the requirements and hdr10+ plotting works even though it uses the same subcommand. Is there something else I need to do or is this an issue with the script?

Sounds like you are using the old dovi_tool version .

update to the latest one:
https://github.com/quietvoid/dovi_tool/ ... /tag/2.0.2

Thank you, that fixed it!

[RESET_9999]

Any reason to think that playback would be more reliable with m2ts files given that is the standard on discs?

nop, none that I know.

[jayper]

if you want to save some time, I already generated DV in resolve for most of the movies, here are over 600 RPU files ready to be injected

Code: Select all

https://mega.nz/folder/CjYWyaZR#tSlKPhdblAd8shSaYoiOWA

I came across one RPU where the number of frames is 4 frames greater than the mkv I pulled directly off the UHD disc. I went through the Hybrid maker and removed four frames. Is there anything more to it than that? This is the first one I have come across that didn't match exactly, so I wanted to make sure I am not missing something.

By the way, thank you for sharing these. It is amazing.

[RESET_9999]

I went through the Hybrid maker and removed four frames. Is there anything more to it than that?

nothing more to do... which movie is it?

[jayper]

I went through the Hybrid maker and removed four frames. Is there anything more to it than that?

nothing more to do... which movie is it?

Thanks for the reassurance.

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. MKV file made with MakeMKV has 219173 frames.

[yossSP]

@RESET_9999 What do you think about Auto Generated Dolby Vision?
I mean, usually, behind every grade there's a human eye that checks the grade result often with the supervision of the movie director himself. So my question is: When we do custom grades (auto generated with DaVinci), is the movie director intent of watching the movie preserved? if so, is it really that better than having standard HDR10?

L1 metadata is generated by an algorithm(it just map the hdr grade) and only the L2 trims are done manually so the intended look is preserved.

So, is this generated Dolby Vision really better than having standard HDR10? well, I really though that it couldn't beat the quality of the source file.

[RESET_9999]

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. MKV file made with MakeMKV has 219173 frames.

Thanks, I just checked mine and it's in sync.
But it is better to always verify the scene cut when you inject someone else RPU.

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So, is this generated Dolby Vision really better than having standard HDR10? well, I really though that it couldn't beat the quality of the source file.

Of course, you send brightness information(L1 min avg and max) about the content to the TV shot by shot.
So the tone mapping is a lot superior than what you get with the static HDR tone mapping curve because the TV knows in advance how the next shot will be.

[jayper]

But it is better to always verify the scene cut when you inject someone else RPU.

When you say "verify the scene cut" do you mean verify the frame counts of the video file and the rpu, like I did? Or is that a specific process I can run with the tool?