Dolby Vision is triggered on my TV when a FEL .ts file is played, is it psudo I have no idea.mulucy wrote: Mon Mar 23, 2020 1:51 amAccording to the Profile 4 document above, the new Nvidia Shield TV suppose to exit and fall back to the HDR10/SDR format since, technically, it does not support the original Profile 4 with FEL, only MEL. And if I am understanding the document right, suppose the New Shield does support the Profile 4 FEL, which means there should be two hardware decoders decoding the layers simultaneously. Correct me if I am wrongAngryunibrow wrote: Mon Mar 23, 2020 1:11 amI have already made plenty of DV movies using these tool with Atmos audio, few pages back talking about it.mulucy wrote: Mon Mar 23, 2020 12:48 am
According to the Nvidia's tech support ( unable to find the link to that post ), the new Shield TV supports only the latest Dolby Vision Profile 4 with MEL, no support for the FEL. Please, update us as soon as possible. I'd like to hear your feedback, and I am super curious whether the new Shield is going to play it in HDR10 like the 2017 version, or it will be in full Dolby Vision with FEL. With full FEL, with lossless Audio, and with the tools available on this forum (tremendous gratitude for yusecope for his hard work and others on this forum including you ), the new Shield TV can be the ultimate device!
I'm one of the ones who spoke to Nvidia about what the shield can output and they confirmed profile 4 MEL.
The only thing I can't confirm is what the shield is actually outputting when a FEL file is played.
What I do know is Doctor Strange which is a MEL movie definitely has color issues, but again I'm lead to believe this is a shield issue as per previous tests located a bunch of pages back.
I would think if it falls back to HDR my tv would say HDR like it does on a non DV movie, but it doesn't.

