I have an LG CX so happy to test. I’m not sure if it would gain anything over the fire stick though? But would be great for comparisons and it might even end up being better if some of the hdmi vs internal apps DV ‘settings’ queries turn out to be true. I’d love to try getting 7.1 pcm out of it as well, I didn’t know mp4 could contain that.
Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
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The firestick doesn't play FEL so yes, a more convenient and faster way to create mp4s would be good for use in the LG internal player.PlatypusW wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 11:39 amI have an LG CX so happy to test. I’m not sure if it would gain anything over the fire stick though? But would be great for comparisons and it might even end up being better if some of the hdmi vs internal apps DV ‘settings’ queries turn out to be true. I’d love to try getting 7.1 pcm out of it as well, I didn’t know mp4 could contain that.
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This is true, if there is a faster way to create a playable file then I'm all for it. Definetely willing to do some tests to see what files will playback on the CX. My last attempt didn't work out so well thoughquietvoid wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 11:50 amThe firestick doesn't play FEL so yes, a more convenient and faster way to create mp4s would be good for use in the LG internal player.PlatypusW wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 11:39 amI have an LG CX so happy to test. I’m not sure if it would gain anything over the fire stick though? But would be great for comparisons and it might even end up being better if some of the hdmi vs internal apps DV ‘settings’ queries turn out to be true. I’d love to try getting 7.1 pcm out of it as well, I didn’t know mp4 could contain that.
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Anyone who can answer these questions please?koolkunz wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 5:10 amI have a couple of questions that might sound dumb (please bear with me I got my first Dolby Vision TV-Sony X900H last week only)
1) When we are converting FEL file to MEL we are losing the advantages FEL has over MEL right?
2) When we are converting FEL file to 8.1, does the FEL data get retained?
Also I see your exoplayer being reffered a lot in your previous posts but I couldnt find it please link it.
And can anyone guide me to what is the difference between the various dolby vision profiles?
MY final goal is to be able to play FEL dolby vision mkvs/mp4s/ts through Plex or Kodi on my Sony X900H (Android TV). MEL/8.1 profile MKVs/MP4s play correctly already.
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Correct. It is normal to have to give up something with this type of conversion (FEL->MEL) but the "losses" may not be as severe. Read THIS post and check out @RESET_9999 comparisonskoolkunz wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 5:10 am1) When we are converting FEL file to MEL we are losing the advantages FEL has over MEL right?
2) When we are converting FEL file to 8.1, does the FEL data get retained?
Also I see your exoplayer being reffered a lot in your previous posts but I couldnt find it please link it.
And can anyone guide me to what is the difference between the various dolby vision profiles?
MY final goal is to be able to play FEL dolby vision mkvs/mp4s/ts through Plex or Kodi on my Sony X900H (Android TV). MEL/8.1 profile MKVs/MP4s play correctly already.
Profile 8.1, by its nature, does not include any Enhancement Layer.
Read the official documentation to get an idea of the various profiles (Chapter 2)
You can find my player HERE (to be used in conjunction with a DLNA server). Anyway, you better try the latest beta of PLEX.
To get an idea of the capabilities of your TV then use @PapitaHD samples
DaMacFunkin wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 10:58 amPlex app is outputting AAC 5.1 / 7.1 as PCM 2.0.
All these limitations are currently being discussed on Kodi and Plex forums.
Perfect for 1995 ...
From what I remember, owners of LG TVs have always had problems with my Single Track Dual Layer profile 7 files.
LGs were famous for their ability to play Dual Track Dual Layer profile 7 mp4 files.
Now that this functionality seems to have been inhibited, maybe my files (profile 8.1) can partially make up for the loss.
I don't have much hope in profile 7 (FEL/MEL) but the new LGs may be able to reproduce them (I am referring to the STDL files) ... only by trying will we find out.
Technically I have the possibility to store also an ATMOS/TrueHD audio track inside an MP4 container.
The problem is the device that has to play it. For example, I don't think your LG is capable of playing a multichannel PCM track or an ATMOS/TrueHD track in an mp4 file.
I remember I was unpleasantly surprised by the eARC implementation on the 2019 LG OLEDs (especially when using the internal player). I hope things have improved.
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Oh, I thought you were referring to dual track mp4 as well. Those are pretty much the only reason I'd convert to mp4, because the C8 still supports them as profile 7 FEL.yusesope wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 3:58 pmFrom what I remember, owners of LG TVs have always had problems with my Single Track Dual Layer profile 7 files.
LGs were famous for their ability to play Dual Track Dual Layer profile 7 mp4 files.
Now that this functionality seems to have been inhibited, maybe my files (profile 8.1) can partially make up for the loss.
I don't have much hope in profile 7 (FEL/MEL) but the new LGs may be able to reproduce them (I am referring to the STDL files) ... only by trying will we find out.
8.1 being the only option kinda kills the idea for me, I'd just remux to MKV and play on the Firestick.
I think I've read that the 2020 models had an update that made them unable to play the dual track files.
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Indeed I wasn't aware of the failings of MediaInfo 20.08. Upgraded to 20.09 and good to go.yusesope wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 8:52 am
Only the latest version of Mediainfo (Version 20.09, 2020-10-09) is capable of detecting DV in a MKV container.
I sincerely hope your version of Mediainfo is up to date...
otherwise...
I will look for you, I will find you, and I will patch you...
Next challenge - will Plex or Shield recognize the MKV as DV?
Thanks, again.
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Hello. I don't know how to mux the .dtshd to the .mp4 (muxed with mp4muxer), I've tried with mp4box but it says this message
E:\gpac-0.9.0-DEV-latest-filters-x64>MP4Box -add 2.dtshd dsd.mp4
[FFDmx] Fail to open 2.dtshd - error Error number -360024468 occurred
[Importer] Error probing 2.dtshd
Error importing 2.dtshd: Filter not found for the desired type
E:\gpac-0.9.0-DEV-latest-filters-x64>MP4Box -add 2.dtshd dsd.mp4
[FFDmx] Fail to open 2.dtshd - error Error number -360024468 occurred
[Importer] Error probing 2.dtshd
Error importing 2.dtshd: Filter not found for the desired type
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I tested flac and wav surround speaker set up files. LG CX internal player only seems to know what to do with the stereo channels. I think you are unlikely to get 7.1 pcm playback.PlatypusW wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 11:39 amI have an LG CX so happy to test. I’m not sure if it would gain anything over the fire stick though? But would be great for comparisons and it might even end up being better if some of the hdmi vs internal apps DV ‘settings’ queries turn out to be true. I’d love to try getting 7.1 pcm out of it as well, I didn’t know mp4 could contain that.
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Apologies if I've missed this somewhere along the line (I've read a lot of this thread but not all of it!) but has it been determined if there's some combination of MakeMKV/tsMuxeR/mp4muxer that will combine the separate 4K HEVC and 1080p DV HEVC tracks in an M2TS rip into a single HEVC stream?
I've determined that Plex (from a server, not Shield) will happily a play a single DV encoded HEVC on my LG C7 if it's muxed as a TS - but the last piece of the puzzle seems to be taking the two-stream M2TS and converting it to a single video stream, or is this part just not possible?
I've determined that Plex (from a server, not Shield) will happily a play a single DV encoded HEVC on my LG C7 if it's muxed as a TS - but the last piece of the puzzle seems to be taking the two-stream M2TS and converting it to a single video stream, or is this part just not possible?
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Can I convert a GAMMA generated MKV DV profile 7 to a profile 5?
I'm trying to play it on a Plex Server/Shield/CX77 combo.
And is there a solution for Sony x700 through the CX77?
Using Yusesope's GAMMA, I can test a lot of options...
I'm trying to play it on a Plex Server/Shield/CX77 combo.
And is there a solution for Sony x700 through the CX77?
Using Yusesope's GAMMA, I can test a lot of options...
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If you read a lot of this thread and missed the answer to that question, then yeah you missed quite a bit. The whole purpose of yusecope's tool -> tsMuxer and the new version of makemkv is to convert dual track DV into single track DV.longseason wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 5:08 pmApologies if I've missed this somewhere along the line (I've read a lot of this thread but not all of it!) but has it been determined if there's some combination of MakeMKV/tsMuxeR/mp4muxer that will combine the separate 4K HEVC and 1080p DV HEVC tracks in an M2TS rip into a single HEVC stream?
I've determined that Plex (from a server, not Shield) will happily a play a single DV encoded HEVC on my LG C7 if it's muxed as a TS - but the last piece of the puzzle seems to be taking the two-stream M2TS and converting it to a single video stream, or is this part just not possible?
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Possible - but how do you know it will play a single layer DV encoding? And, if so, what profile?longseason wrote: ↑Wed Oct 28, 2020 5:08 pmApologies if I've missed this somewhere along the line (I've read a lot of this thread but not all of it!) but has it been determined if there's some combination of MakeMKV/tsMuxeR/mp4muxer that will combine the separate 4K HEVC and 1080p DV HEVC tracks in an M2TS rip into a single HEVC stream?
I've determined that Plex (from a server, not Shield) will happily a play a single DV encoded HEVC on my LG C7 if it's muxed as a TS - but the last piece of the puzzle seems to be taking the two-stream M2TS and converting it to a single video stream, or is this part just not possible?
For TS, try Yusesope's ALPHA method
For MKV, try GAMMA method
Neither version actually needs MakeMKV if you have an alternative ripping solution...
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I dumped the test DV file from https://4kmedia.org/lg-dolby-vision-uhd-4k-demo/ on my server and it played without any further modification. Mediainfo reports the video stream in that as:
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Dolby Vision, Version 1.0, dvhe.04.06, BL+EL+RPU
Thanks, think I'll start here.