Re: Dolby Vision now possible through MP4 Mux.
Posted: Mon Jun 29, 2020 5:37 pm
Ok, backing up a bit I want to know how to create the file that would work if i had a setup that could play this. From there I will buy whatever...price not an issue.shawnc22 wrote: Mon Jun 29, 2020 4:52 pmThere's a lot going on here, but the main problem here is that you don't have a device capable of playing back lossless truehd atmos. e-ARC is capable of passing a truehd atmos signal, but I doubt the vizio is capable of decoding it in the first place. The Apple TV is also not capable; the best it will do is convert it to LPCM using infuse. I'm not sure about the capabilities of a htpc, but the Shield will solve this issue. Once you get this issue solved and if you don't care about dolby vision, then just go from disk to mkv with the latest version of makemkv and call it a day.besson wrote: Mon Jun 29, 2020 4:07 pm Sorry the steps were not very clear that I was following, so what I was trying wasn't working.
So setup is:
Sony soundbar with rear speakers with vertical engine to simulate the atmos effect connected via e-arc to my vizio tv with e-arc. Using a apple tv 4k, but willing to get anything that displays that it is playing atmos.
Like I said steps weren't super clear, but I got stopped dead in my tracks at the FFMPEG part with ffmpeg -i bluray:\path\to\bluray_disc -map 0:0 -c copy \path\to\BL.hevc -map 0:1 -c copy \path\to\EL.hevc
My command was directly to my drive, which said it was encrypted. I then pointed it to the decrypted blu ray folder, no luck.
If someone can help me step by step here and get the proper end file with my atmos track that will actually play and show atmos I'm willing to pay. I have been dumping money into this and I just want the atmos track and my 4kuhd track.
Not sure if any of this helps, but i am building a full on htpc as well, but can get a shield in the meantime if necessary. Apologies if im sounding like a bumbling idiot I have been having a rough time with this process.
Thank You