Asking for the same movie, but different encoding. One has HDR10 only and another has DV, EL+RPU, just that the RPU on it is not proper and though if I'm going to replace the RPU with the one from you, maybe I could have the EL 'transplanted' to another version which also has a better encode of the transfer.
Also, have you ever tested your Z9X for SDR output when you had it? I could swear that even in SDR this thing is not as good as the internal player. I got a Z9X Pro and this thing is buggy as hell, worse than nVidia drivers. The Z9X looks as if transcoded, as it looks the same when the same content is transcoded through Plex, although on the Z9X I'm playing it directly through the built-in player which technically is direct play.
I will try it, but first will have to see the RPU syncing steps, as I'm not to clear on that, as the two editions do not perfectly line-up, there is a few hundred milliseconds difference between the 'donor' and the 'patient'
is there a workflow or script which can simply convert a mkv file to mp4 without encoding or demuxing & remuxing etc? I currently use tsmuxer to do that as it converts mkv to m2ts on the fly so I only need about 110% of the original file as free space, whereas if I were to demux it, then convert/encode it and then remux it I would need 3x the free space.
Yep, 6-2, got the same lavfilters settings, same error.
This is not a fun error to deal with, as I had it before and took me a long time to resolve, lots of uninstalling/re-installing and troubleshooting. From what I recall, the key was to ensure I had 32-bit (x86) version of LAVFilters installed and registered, as well as AviSynth+ (may or may not be related to your specific IMeasureHDR error msg), as madMeasureHDR.exe is actually quite an old executable that has not been updated by madshi for a while and it does not play nice with 64-bit anything. Make sure not to use any weird paths and consider making a new Windows user account to confirm it's not an issue with your user profile/registry. Good luck!