I was reading your "Dolby Vision Stuff". Thanks for all the information. I have some question.
1-For Blu-ray folder what you recommend, the Sony x700 or x800m2?
2-The x700m2 work the same as the x700?
I was reading your "Dolby Vision Stuff". Thanks for all the information. I have some question.
both works the same so , i guess the cheaper one is better (x700)1-For Blu-ray folder what you recommend, the Sony x700 or x800m2?
They mostly work the same but the x800m2 is better because of the 5ghz wifi and it has fewer bugs.
Sorry, in the second question i mean x700m (and i write x700m2).RESET_9999 wrote: Mon Mar 20, 2023 9:56 pmboth works the same so , i guess the cheaper one is better (x700)1-For Blu-ray folder what you recommend, the Sony x700 or x800m2?
They mostly work the same but the x800m2 is better because of the 5ghz wifi and it has fewer bugs.
Currently the option to overwrite L2 trim passes doesn't work directly with just an RPU or XML file. It processes the file, generates the new RPU, but then deletes the new RPU immediately after it was generated. Is there any chance you could fix this?
From RESET_9999's plots, the FEL probably restores 2000/4000 nits brightness.staknhalo wrote: Sat Mar 25, 2023 10:43 pm Anyone here look at the Star Trek The Next Generation movies that recently are out in 4k BR DV FEL?
I've never seen so much video data in a FEL stream before (from just doing the put it in an mkv container and playback to see if FEL or if all green=MEL thing)!
Normally you see a few multi-colored motion artifacts and that's it. Here, almost the entire image is produced/viewable.
Anything special/unique about these, or I just never came across it/noticed it on any other titles before?
https://mega.nz/file/JLoSkB7S#ph9fGLlLF ... p5nSchf3_Equietvoid wrote: Sat Mar 25, 2023 11:01 pmFrom RESET_9999's plots, the FEL probably restores 2000/4000 nits brightness.staknhalo wrote: Sat Mar 25, 2023 10:43 pm Anyone here look at the Star Trek The Next Generation movies that recently are out in 4k BR DV FEL?
I've never seen so much video data in a FEL stream before (from just doing the put it in an mkv container and playback to see if FEL or if all green=MEL thing)!
Normally you see a few multi-colored motion artifacts and that's it. Here, almost the entire image is produced/viewable.
Anything special/unique about these, or I just never came across it/noticed it on any other titles before?
I have not checked, but I could if you have a sample.
Ah I meant with the base layer too.
https://mega.nz/file/RaRylCZS#2VyRTsOm3 ... sqD6cGfpRcquietvoid wrote: Sat Mar 25, 2023 11:49 pmAh I meant with the base layer too.
Does look like it would increase brightness, though. Hard to know without the full BL+EL+RPU.
That sample has little frames where brightness is increased, but a lot of near black is darkened.staknhalo wrote: Sun Mar 26, 2023 12:46 am https://mega.nz/file/RaRylCZS#2VyRTsOm3 ... sqD6cGfpRc
had to make clip shorter, too much to upload for my crap internet lol
Ahhhh I didn't even think of that - does Total Recall or whatever that infamous one is - does the FEL look the same on that too where you can pretty much make out the entire image in the FEL alone?quietvoid wrote: Sun Mar 26, 2023 2:18 amIt probably also improves on the compression artifacts a bit.
I don't know, never seen the EL for that.staknhalo wrote: Sun Mar 26, 2023 4:38 pm Ahhhh I didn't even think of that - does Total Recall or whatever that infamous one is - does the FEL look the same on that too where you can pretty much make out the entire image in the FEL alone?
Remember that problem I contacted you about that I was seeing for the NF DV8 files?


