The first command line is fine, in the second there are two invisible mistakes!ragico wrote: ↑Thu Oct 22, 2020 10:55 pm2) src\Gpac\gpac.exe -i pipe://video:ext=hevc:audelim=true -o stdout:ext=ts:pes_pack=none | src\FFmpeg\ffmpeg_win_x64.exe -hide_banner -y -i - -i I:\BDMV\STREAM\00018.m2ts -map 0:0 -map 1:2 -c copy -bsf:v hevc_metadata=aud=insert -metadata title=
"Transformers_____________________________________"
D:\Transformers.mkv
You entered two "newline" characters (sei andato a capo due volte): one immediately after title= and the other after the underscores and the quotation mark (before the address of the output file).
Look HERE.
The command line is a single long line and the only spacing character allowed is the space.
You can help yourself with THIS online tool for removing line breaks.
the second command line should be (look at the parts in red):
No space between title= and the next quotation mark.src\Gpac\gpac.exe -i pipe://video:ext=hevc:audelim=true -o stdout:ext=ts:pes_pack=none | src\FFmpeg\ffmpeg_win_x64.exe -hide_banner -y -i - -i I:\BDMV\STREAM\00018.m2ts -map 0:0 -map 1:2 -c copy -bsf:v hevc_metadata=aud=insert -metadata title="Transformers_____________________________________" D:\Transformers.mkv
A simple space between the last quotation mark and the address of the output file.
The mysterybox sample (the one with profile 8.1) is FHD (1920 × 1080): did we download the same file?
Mine are UHD (3840 x 2160): it would be an unequal comparison !
Would you tell me exactly which sample produced by my tool you tried? It is important to know because "-mode 2" has undergone some changes over time!
I leave you a SAMPLE (video only - profile 8.1 derived from a FEL) obtained with the latest version of my tool and adapted to meet what I believe are the needs of macOS Big Sur. I don't know if it will be played but it doesn't hurt to try!
The correct codec ID (for profile 8.1) should be "hvc1" in place of "hev1". But be careful, these boxes are not random: they indicate to the decoder how the information for the initialization of the latter is stored within the file. Changing the header with a hex editor isn't always enough!HongyuS wrote: ↑Fri Oct 23, 2020 3:40 amI forgot to mention one very important info: Apple require the video track fourcc ID to be “dvh1” for Dolby Vision. So you need to change it manually using a Hex editor. (More info: the sample I recommended to you is “dvhe”, which cannot be played by QuickTime/Apple TV app)