that would be great if you could test single layer ts on shield. you might be pleasantly surprised, the color space probably isn't exact but it's looks soo close to real dv and still much much better than reg hdr10. that, and the convenience of being on a shield would outweigh the difference imho.baker99 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 4:55 pmDL DV Atmos TS muxes seem to work great here on my X700 too, not on the C6 over dlna though. Crashes my 2019 Shield using plex after briefly showing the DV logo. I'ts a shame the wi-fi and lan speed are so rubbish on the X700 or I'd be able to finally stream DV rips of my films, resorting to usb is a pain. I'll try a single layer conversion when I get chance, but I'm put off by DVDFab not using the correct colour space etc.
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Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
How you do a single layer DV in Tsmuxer? It crashes if you load a dvdfab generated mp4 file (single or double layer)Grencola wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 6:07 pmthat would be great if you could test single layer ts on shield. you might be pleasantly surprised, the color space probably isn't exact but it's looks soo close to real dv and still much much better than reg hdr10. that, and the convenience of being on a shield would outweigh the difference imho.baker99 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 4:55 pmDL DV Atmos TS muxes seem to work great here on my X700 too, not on the C6 over dlna though. Crashes my 2019 Shield using plex after briefly showing the DV logo. I'ts a shame the wi-fi and lan speed are so rubbish on the X700 or I'd be able to finally stream DV rips of my films, resorting to usb is a pain. I'll try a single layer conversion when I get chance, but I'm put off by DVDFab not using the correct colour space etc.
Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
I'm using w64-nightly-2020-02-23--01-10-39 and it hasn't crashed yet, it's currently at 17% processing a single layer DV mp4 created by DVDFab. Will keep you updated.ragico wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 6:12 pmHow you do a single layer DV in Tsmuxer? It crashes if you load a dvdfab generated mp4 file (single or double layer)Grencola wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 6:07 pmthat would be great if you could test single layer ts on shield. you might be pleasantly surprised, the color space probably isn't exact but it's looks soo close to real dv and still much much better than reg hdr10. that, and the convenience of being on a shield would outweigh the difference imho.baker99 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 4:55 pmDL DV Atmos TS muxes seem to work great here on my X700 too, not on the C6 over dlna though. Crashes my 2019 Shield using plex after briefly showing the DV logo. I'ts a shame the wi-fi and lan speed are so rubbish on the X700 or I'd be able to finally stream DV rips of my films, resorting to usb is a pain. I'll try a single layer conversion when I get chance, but I'm put off by DVDFab not using the correct colour space etc.
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built_to_chill
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Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
Has anyone else noticed subtle lip sync issues playing dual layer DV MP4s (with LPCM) on the X700?
I’ve noticed it a few times now when starting playing different files. Although it seems to perhaps correct itself after a bit.
Comparatively, discs always seem to have spot on lip sync.
I’ve noticed it a few times now when starting playing different files. Although it seems to perhaps correct itself after a bit.
Comparatively, discs always seem to have spot on lip sync.
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Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
I've just muxed Cliffhanger with this build of Tsmuxer - I created the single layer mp4 with DVDFab and then added it to Tsmuxer. I might be noticing occasional stutters but I will need to do more testing. So far it seems to work and means you can add PGS subtitles and HD audio. I'm not entitely convinced yet on the single layer file made by DVDfab, I seem to be ssing patchy cyan/blue colours in certain whites. Again more testinf required.
Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
I chose a difficult title that appears to use multiple m2ts files, the results last night were that it wouldn't play correctly, I think due to the atmos track, I'm trying again today using a different method.mattmarsden wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 10:03 amI've just muxed Cliffhanger with this build of Tsmuxer - I created the single layer mp4 with DVDFab and then added it to Tsmuxer. I might be noticing occasional stutters but I will need to do more testing. So far it seems to work and means you can add PGS subtitles and HD audio. I'm not entitely convinced yet on the single layer file made by DVDfab, I seem to be ssing patchy cyan/blue colours in certain whites. Again more testinf required.
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built_to_chill
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Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
I’m not having much luck with the X700:
- Dual layer DV MP4s with LPCM audio have lip sync issues. It’s subtle and comes and goes - but is frequently there. Could be related to my setup (a Denon AVR)
- Anything I create with tsMuxer seems to be corrupt (skipping, audio and video completely out of sync). This is regardless of using Dolby vision MP4s - the common driver seems to be thd+ac3 files created using eac3to. I’m using eac3to via wine on Ubuntu so maybe that’s the problem.
- Dual layer DV MP4s with LPCM audio have lip sync issues. It’s subtle and comes and goes - but is frequently there. Could be related to my setup (a Denon AVR)
- Anything I create with tsMuxer seems to be corrupt (skipping, audio and video completely out of sync). This is regardless of using Dolby vision MP4s - the common driver seems to be thd+ac3 files created using eac3to. I’m using eac3to via wine on Ubuntu so maybe that’s the problem.
Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
try just dragging the largest m2ts file from your bdmv/streams/ folder into tsmuxer for now..
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Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
oh yeah, I do experience that audio delay with x700. I think I tried the Deer Hunter, was way out of sync, maybe by 800ms. Played the mp4 on PC, in sync, on x700, out of sync. Not every title is out of sync, and not every out of sync title is off by the same duration. It's this random nature that drew me off. I think I'll jump over to projectors sooner or later, get a Penny ub820 and forget about having to deal with DV at all. lol.built_to_chill wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 8:43 amHas anyone else noticed subtle lip sync issues playing dual layer DV MP4s (with LPCM) on the X700?
I’ve noticed it a few times now when starting playing different files. Although it seems to perhaps correct itself after a bit.
Comparatively, discs always seem to have spot on lip sync.
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Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
Thanks for confirming. Good to know its not just me.superfans124 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 3:30 pmoh yeah, I do experience that audio delay with x700. I think I tried the Deer Hunter, was way out of sync, maybe by 800ms. Played the mp4 on PC, in sync, on x700, out of sync. Not every title is out of sync, and not every out of sync title is off by the same duration. It's this random nature that drew me off. I think I'll jump over to projectors sooner or later, get a Penny ub820 and forget about having to deal with DV at all. lol.built_to_chill wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 8:43 amHas anyone else noticed subtle lip sync issues playing dual layer DV MP4s (with LPCM) on the X700?
I’ve noticed it a few times now when starting playing different files. Although it seems to perhaps correct itself after a bit.
Comparatively, discs always seem to have spot on lip sync.
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Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
So... every file I've tried creating so far with tsMuxeR is corrupt (whether I play on a computer in VLC or in the X700).
Googling there seems to be a known issue that when using tsMuxeR with hevc, frames can be skipped leading to these sorts of issues. I'm having a hard time figuring out if the fix for this has been made public yet and which version to download. It seems there are some forks of tsMuxeR with more up to date fixes.
I wonder if anybody could help with advice on which version of tsMuxeR to install that should be ok with UHD mkvs?
Thanks.
Googling there seems to be a known issue that when using tsMuxeR with hevc, frames can be skipped leading to these sorts of issues. I'm having a hard time figuring out if the fix for this has been made public yet and which version to download. It seems there are some forks of tsMuxeR with more up to date fixes.
I wonder if anybody could help with advice on which version of tsMuxeR to install that should be ok with UHD mkvs?
Thanks.
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Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
800ms out of sync.. wow i never ever had this issue....superfans124 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 3:30 pmoh yeah, I do experience that audio delay with x700. I think I tried the Deer Hunter, was way out of sync, maybe by 800ms. Played the mp4 on PC, in sync, on x700, out of sync. Not every title is out of sync, and not every out of sync title is off by the same duration. It's this random nature that drew me off. I think I'll jump over to projectors sooner or later, get a Penny ub820 and forget about having to deal with DV at all. lol.built_to_chill wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 8:43 amHas anyone else noticed subtle lip sync issues playing dual layer DV MP4s (with LPCM) on the X700?
I’ve noticed it a few times now when starting playing different files. Although it seems to perhaps correct itself after a bit.
Comparatively, discs always seem to have spot on lip sync.
I noticed in some rare occasions a small 100-200ms delay and i just pause/resume the video and it go back in sync.
x700---> denon AVR---> C8
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Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
sounds like you are using the very old not open source version of tsmuxer which did not support uhd-bd properlybuilt_to_chill wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2020 4:48 pmSo... every file I've tried creating so far with tsMuxeR is corrupt (whether I play on a computer in VLC or in the X700).
Googling there seems to be a known issue that when using tsMuxeR with hevc, frames can be skipped leading to these sorts of issues. I'm having a hard time figuring out if the fix for this has been made public yet and which version to download. It seems there are some forks of tsMuxeR with more up to date fixes.
I wonder if anybody could help with advice on which version of tsMuxeR to install that should be ok with UHD mkvs?
Thanks.
this version is the right one: 2020-02-23--01-10-39.zip
https://bintray.com/justdan96/tsMuxer/t ... htly#files
Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
DL seems fine, I always have lip sync issues with the x700 and my Denon avr, the ts doesn't seem any worse than other files for this.
SL works and plays with DV, I can't get Atmos to work on the shield in SL though, but that could be me doing something wrong, mediainfo says there's an Atmos track, plex on the shield just doesn't see it.
Edit: Atmos works fine on SL DV ts on the X700, so looks like plex or the shield being funny
SL works and plays with DV, I can't get Atmos to work on the shield in SL though, but that could be me doing something wrong, mediainfo says there's an Atmos track, plex on the shield just doesn't see it.
Edit: Atmos works fine on SL DV ts on the X700, so looks like plex or the shield being funny
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