Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.

[dom61]

Hi everyone. I recently bought a new PC with Windows 11. To my surprise I found that drag and drop on the command prompt doesn't work and as a result I can't use the script at all. Has anyone encountered this problem and solved it?

It works perfectly for me with W11 b22621.1848

[MartyMcNuts]

Hi everyone. I recently bought a new PC with Windows 11. To my surprise I found that drag and drop on the command prompt doesn't work and as a result I can't use the script at all. Has anyone encountered this problem and solved it?

Works fine for me on Win 11

[Mrmorrison]

Thanks everyone for your feedback. I don't understand why my prompt behaves like this. Then it opens only with administrator permissions.

[dom61]

Thanks everyone for your feedback. I don't understand why my prompt behaves like this. Then it opens only with administrator permissions.

NO! launch it normally without administrator permissions.
Otherwise, you can't drag & drop

[Mrmorrison]

Thanks everyone for your feedback. I don't understand why my prompt behaves like this. Then it opens only with administrator permissions.

NO! launch it normally without administrator permissions.
Otherwise, you can't drag & drop

Unfortunately I can't do it. However I open it, it always opens with administrator permissions. By default... I've always been used to using "open as administrator" for this thing. Now it opens in this mode automatically and I'm afraid that's why I can't drag and drop

[Mrmorrison]

Resolved! I don't know why but the user account settings were changed to the lowest point.

[BadSector81]

Hi everyone. I recently bought a new PC with Windows 11. To my surprise I found that drag and drop on the command prompt doesn't work and as a result I can't use the script at all. Has anyone encountered this problem and solved it?

https://github.com/HerMajestyDrMona/Win ... TaskbarFix

[RESET_9999]

Resolved! I don't know why but the user account settings were changed to the lowest point.

mmm Same issues since the latest Win11 update...
Changing the account settings did not work for me.

EDIT: had to reboot.

[Mrmorrison]

Resolved! I don't know why but the user account settings were changed to the lowest point.

mmm Same issues since the latest Win11 update...
Changing the account settings did not work for me.

EDIT: had to reboot.

I'm happy to have helped you!

[Trees]

Quick question, when using dovi_tool mode 3 to extract the RPU from a P5 file, is any from the RPU data lost? I'm asking because the other day, I read someone claiming both chroma and luma data being lost when using mode 3; apparently, only dynamic metadata is being carried over from the P5 files to the P8.1 files.

Is this true? Just curious.

Yes, the mapping metadata contained in profile 5 is not usable in profile 8.1.
It wouldn't make sense to keep it.

Very interesting. I never knew extracting the RPU and injecting it in to a remux was a lossy progress. I thought it truly was the best of both worlds. It seems P5 DV is still absolute best, as it's in the IPTPQc2 colour space and includes both chroma and luma mapping; it's just lacking the bit rate of a Blu-ray.

Which begs the next question; seeing as the IPTPQc2 has been reverse engineered by gifted folk, as it can be decoded by MPV to be properlt played back, is it possible to convert the Blu-ray high bit-rate stream to the IPTPQc2 colour space and inject the lossless RPU to truly get best of both worlds?

[quietvoid]

Very interesting. I never knew extracting the RPU and injecting it in to a remux was a lossy progress. I thought it truly was the best of both worlds. It seems P5 DV is still absolute best, as it's in the IPTPQc2 colour space and includes both chroma and luma mapping; it's just lacking the bit rate of a Blu-ray.

Which begs the next question; seeing as the IPTPQc2 has been reverse engineered by gifted folk, as it can be decoded by MPV to be properlt played back, is it possible to convert the Blu-ray high bit-rate stream to the IPTPQc2 colour space and inject the lossless RPU to truly get best of both worlds?

Why do you believe the metadata is any better for quality? It's literally only required to decode the colours into regular PQ/BT.2020.
It doesn't improve the quality at all on playback. The process is only lossy in that it loses the original metadata, the quality is unaffected.

And any reencoding of a Blu-ray into IPT would be worse as transcoding is lossy.

[TheEqualizer]

Good afternoon, tell me what sequence of script points you need to use to analyze the finished mkv file, you need to get a screenshot similar to what is created automatically when converting HDR10+ to DV, is it possible? I can't find a similar scenario, thank you

[RESET_9999]

Good afternoon, tell me what sequence of script points you need to use to analyze the finished mkv file, you need to get a screenshot similar to what is created automatically when converting HDR10+ to DV, is it possible? I can't find a similar scenario, thank you

To plot DV (graph screenshot), the workflow is 6-2-4.
For just a quick info summary about the RPU metadata in any file: 2-3
to check the metadata of any frame, input an RPU in: 2-3 or 2-2

[TheEqualizer]

To plot DV (graph screenshot), the workflow is 6-2-4.
For just a quick info summary about the RPU metadata in any file: 2-3
to check the metadata of any frame, input an RPU in: 2-3 or 2-2

Thank you very much

[lolipeid47]

Very interesting. I never knew extracting the RPU and injecting it in to a remux was a lossy progress. I thought it truly was the best of both worlds. It seems P5 DV is still absolute best, as it's in the IPTPQc2 colour space and includes both chroma and luma mapping; it's just lacking the bit rate of a Blu-ray.

Which begs the next question; seeing as the IPTPQc2 has been reverse engineered by gifted folk, as it can be decoded by MPV to be properlt played back, is it possible to convert the Blu-ray high bit-rate stream to the IPTPQc2 colour space and inject the lossless RPU to truly get best of both worlds?

Why do you believe the metadata is any better for quality? It's literally only required to decode the colours into regular PQ/BT.2020.
It doesn't improve the quality at all on playback. The process is only lossy in that it loses the original metadata, the quality is unaffected.

And any reencoding of a Blu-ray into IPT would be worse as transcoding is lossy.

Excellent answer thx