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Is there any way to make these to 7.06 / Oppo compatible files?

@RESET_9999 --- Thank you for your package of DV tools and videos.

Could you share, what version of madVR and madMeasureHDR is included in Dolby-Vision-Tools.rar?

Where can I download new versions of madMeasureHDR.exe?

I'd like to be able to keep up on the latest tools myself.

madVR 0.92.17 doesn't include madMeasureHDR.exe.

madVRhdrMeasure40.zip doesn't appear to be available from madshi.net at the moment (or anymore?).

The latest is reportedly 1.4.5: http://madshi.net/madVRhdrMeasure145.zip

But that zip file doesn't include madMeasureHDR.exe, either.

madMeasureHDR Optimizer v4.0.2 doesn't include madMeasureHDR with it.

When I attempt to use madMeasureHDR.exe from Dolby-Vision-Tools.rar with the Optimizer app, it opens a popup when I start the work, but then closes immediately, presumably with an error.

When I copy madMeasureHDR.exe from Dolby-Vision-Tools.rar to the madVR folder with 0.92.17 installed, and run madMeasureHDR.exe on the command line, it quits immediately with the error "Could not retrieve IMeasureHDR interface."

When downloading old versions of madMeasureHDR from videohelp.com, the zip files contain the madVR DirectShow filters but no madMeasureHDR.exe.

Where to download madMeasureHDR.exe and why it isn't called madVRhdrMeasure.exe seems to be a well-kept secret.

nekno wrote: Mon Jan 24, 2022 2:59 am Could you share, what version of madVR and madMeasureHDR is included in Dolby-Vision-Tools.rar?

the version in the package is 113b, the last one before the time-limited build which I don't use. Just click on the install bat. Install lav filters as well if you haven't already.
viewtopic.php?p=117328#p117328

RESET_9999 wrote: Fri Jan 21, 2022 7:59 pm

we really need a guide for this i know op is not active could you write up a guide or know where one is and i can recommend woodstock to pin it you seem to be one of the go to people on this or collaborate with others like it did.

Billycar11 wrote: Mon Jan 24, 2022 6:24 am

RESET_9999 wrote: Fri Jan 21, 2022 7:59 pm

we really need a guide for this i know op is not active could you write up a guide or know where one is and i can recommend woodstock to pin it you seem to be one of the go to people on this or collaborate with others like it did.

There's this thread: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=26514 but I'm not qualified to know if it is a good starting spot or not.

There's also this post by @yusesope: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=18602&start=2970#p96282 as mentioned by @RESET_9999 recently.

RESET_9999 wrote: Wed Dec 29, 2021 4:17 pm @all
I was testing some hdr10 patterns converted to DV and look what happen on the Shield/X700/C8 with this P8 pattern : https://slow.pics/c/tnFWN04T (there's definitely something wrong with P8/P7 DV on the shield)

Re-did the FEL test files as well, hopefully, they work better on different devices...
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/fold ... V0E3VVkhiC

Thx for patterns
I have a different result with Shield TV, not so ugly as yours. But still worse than HDR10
https://slow.pics/c/taL2k1jx

lexyz wrote: Mon Jan 24, 2022 6:49 pm Thx for patterns
I have a different result with Shield TV, not so ugly as yours. But still worse than HDR10
https://slow.pics/c/taL2k1jx

interesting...
So it means, on the shield the player-led DV is better than tv-led DV for the colorspace conversion but it has the same blue banding and YCbCr clipping is just horrible on that device.
Did you try your TV internal player?

Nope, since it cant play p8 correctly
But I have X700
https://i.postimg.cc/gkPS9Vm0/DV-X700.png

thanks for testing. x700 lldv looks right
There's no doubt in my mind, the shield is inaccurate when It comes to DV with an HDR10 base layer.
Maybe we should send the pattern to the the Nvidia devs... is there anyone in the beta group here?

I am not succeding into remuxing the English Dolby Vision video track with another E-AC3 and SUB tracks, meaning it doesn't play in DV.

1. I first exctracted the main 10 L5 English HEVC, the Italian E-AC3 and the SUB files with tsMuxer GUI.

• I put then all together with MKVToolNix GUI.

• I again muxed the just created MKV with MakeMKV.

What am I doing wrong here?

You shouldn't need to put the MKV back through MakeMKV after muxing with MKVToolNix GUI. It's weird that audio or subs would affect how the video track plays. Do you definitely have the latest versions of MakeMKV and MKVToolNix GUI? (because older ones didn't handle DV in the way that is now standard)

Cr4z33 wrote: Tue Jan 25, 2022 11:31 am

1. I first exctracted the main 10 L5 English HEVC, the Italian E-AC3 and the SUB files with tsMuxer GUI.

It sounds like you extracted just the base-layer (BL). Depending on your workflow and endresult format, you always need to use or process EL in one way or another.

FubbAyH wrote: Wed Jan 26, 2022 2:19 amYou shouldn't need to put the MKV back through MakeMKV after muxing with MKVToolNix GUI.

Actually, that would depend on the workflow applied to create a (dual layer) DV mkv.
It is possible to import both, but separate BL and EL into MKVToolnix. MKVToolnix can mux this into a dual track mkv. This intermediate is often used to be able to add/ignore audio and subs. Not further being processed, this result however won't trigger DV when played back. A mediaplayer would just see it as a mkv with a secondary videotrack.
When you import and run the file in MakeMKV however, it will be converted into a single track dual layer profile 7 DV (BL+EL+RPU) mkv. Which will play perfectly, triggering Dolby Vision.

Without using EL in the endresult, of course another way is to extract RPU from EL, convert it to profile 8.1 and inject it back into the BL. Muxing that with MKVToolnix will result in a perfectly playable (single layer) profile 8 DV (BL+RPU) mkv.

As I wrote it's a layer profile 5.

Right now I am remuxing the two MKVs (the English DV video track and the Italian E-AC3 and SUB tracks) with MKVToolNix GUI again to see what comes out.

Nope it keeps displaying with the wrong colors with no DV detected.

Ah, as L5 is written right after main 10, I mistook it for being the encoding level and not DV profile.
Eventhough profile 5 uses 10bit hevc, video is encoded in Dolby Vision's propietary IPTPQc2 color space. Which may be the reason for the wrong colors.
Having no experience with DV profile 5, I do imagine the possibility that Dolby licensed hard- or software is needed for proper playback.