Many thanks for clarifying. Ah - if I follow - you have to literally burn to disc to get the X700 to play these.RESET_9999 wrote: Mon Feb 24, 2020 5:28 pmyes you can create a DV ISO from MKV using the latest tsmuxer but you'll have to process Atmos with eac3to first because tsmuxer wont accept ATmos without an AC3 core.built_to_chill wrote: Mon Feb 24, 2020 2:48 pm
Hi there - I took a look at TSMuxer and it seems it can take various things (including mkv and i believe MP4) as input, and output an ISO. Just curious if you’re suggesting above this could be a route to getting Dolby vision and Dolby Atmos playback on the X700 when starting with an mkv?
Or whether this would require re-ripping everything to ISO using makemkv?
When a movie compress very well(CRF 14 or better) that's what i do. I re-encode the HDR10 layer to fit a BD-50 and then use tsmuxer to build a new iso with DV and Atmos and then i burn it.
I did that with a couple (about10) of movies and the x700 play my custom iso properly.
I had been playing with eac3 to try and make m2ts files of my Atmos mkvs. So far it hasn’t run successfully but I am running it via wine on Ubuntu.
On the plus side I think the X700 effectively does DV auto switching for video files. With DV set to
on and playing an HDR10 mkv just now it did not play in forced Dolby vision. That’s great if don’t have to keep turning it on and off like you do for the actual discs.

