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The file I have is an 8-bit converted to 10-bit, so no new color grading just expanding the space so I'm not too worried about the data block in the extension data. I have decrypted a retail disc I own and I'm looking at that as an example (specifically Rise of the Planet of the Apes). After that I am looking at the extension data for the mpls files and then correcting the clpi files. And I assume that the exension data on the playlist files with ID1:3 ID2:5 is more HDR info? I'm going to assume I don't need extension data on my MovieObject.bdmv file as I'm not seeing any on my retail disc. As far as editing the CLPI's go, I've found the pids in the files via hex editor and bd edit. What addresses need to be changed to signify an HEVC stream? One last question, are you using anything outside of a hex editor, bd edit, and media info to look at these flies to be able to see what's in them a little more clearly? Because I feel like I'm doing this all wrong haha. Thanks for your all of your help and your software (seriously), sorry if I seem annoying or anything haha. |
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On top of everything else, there are things that have to be changed in the PMT throughout the M2TS -- and I recently discovered that TSMUXER actually hides some of the I-Frames in other frame PES packets which causes terrible sync issues. I thought it only happened on X265 encodes... but it has been reported by others that it may also occur with original streams. I know what you mean about struggling with the "hunt and peck" method, I had to dump out files and dig around to figure out what many of the values mean. I suggest you hang on for a few days (or maybe a little more) and use BD-RB to do all the work for you. I'm working on routines to do the M2TS muxing for you, etc. You're using BDEDIT on UHD discs? Whenever I try it crashes. Last edited by jdobbs; 18th December 2018 at 16:11. |
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Jdobbs, do you advice not to use TSmuxer at the moment because of this sync issue? Does it occur as a permanent desynchronization during all the playback? I've encoded some medias with x265 and put some patterns / tones during one frame to check the sync. It was ok.
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My plan is to write a replacement for TSMUXER. I've written the module for HEVC muxing and creation of MPLS and CLPI files already so I can fix TSMUXER output in BD-RB -- but I can't predict when the entire project might be completed. |
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Yeah you just have to change the version tag on each file you want to read to v2 and it will read them (albeit/obviously it can be garbled a bit since BD Edit hasn’t been updated in years). Also nothing will be listed for hevc video streams in the mpls and clpi editors.
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Do you know if the HDR metadatas not detected with some LG players is on the way to be fixed? It was mentionned there for example: https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.p...47#post1835447 Last edited by Lucius Snow; 18th December 2018 at 18:36. |
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Not sure about the LG issue... I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't work. Obviously I must have missed something. Have you tried running MEDIAINFO against the video to make sure the HDR is there? Last edited by jdobbs; 18th December 2018 at 21:31. |
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I don't have any LG player myself, only the Sony UBP-X700. I was just referring to comments about the LG issue. That's important to me because I'll give some Blu-Ray UHD to some people who may have any kind of brand / model of Blu-Ray UHD standalone player. I'd love a kind of universal compatibility. I've just made a test on a HDR mastering display, the OSD of the UBP-X700 says it's still SDR. It's odd because the TSM2UHD logs detected the HDR flag. Last edited by Lucius Snow; 21st December 2018 at 16:07. |
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Thought I'd post an update on the BD-RB's UHD-BD processing.
I've completed and tested the HEVC muxing routines and all is well. BD-RB corrects the TSMUXER M2TS for HEVC output and replaces the MPLS and CLPI files (corrupt due to TSMUXERs HEVC muxing issue) with those internally generated by BD-RB. The output works perfectly on my Sony UHD player. Now I am making modifications to the import routines so they will also correct for TSMUXERs actions. It's not as easy as you may think, since I still need TSMUXER to combine multi-part playlists during import and to mux the other (non-hevc) streams. I've also done research on how BDs handle DolbyVision streams. An extra video track containing the DolbyVision data is muxed as a separate stream into the M2TS file. Since TSMUXER has no awareness of that stream (it thinks it's just another secondary video) I have to go back through my code and make changes so that it can be integrated properly into output. I'm not sure how long that will take -- but I don't expect it to be extensive. All in all things are moving along -- albeit slowly. I may get a version out for testing in the next few days, but at the latest I'll get it out by EOY. |
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That's very encouraging work
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EDIT : What I have noticed is that HDR flag appears in the OSD of the Sony player only if Dolby Vision is enabled in the config menu. Why is that? Here is my logs: ========Job Started======== [15:04:54] Scanning source for UHD attributes... - UHD and HDR attributes collected. - Scan completed. [15:04:54] Checking/Adjusting MPLS file... - Found HEVC stream... -- Type marker adjusted to UHD-BD HEVC... -- Format marker adjusted to 2160p... -- Version marker adjusted to be 0300... [15:04:54] Checking/Adjusting CLPI file... - Found HEVC stream... -- Type marker adjusted to UHD-BD HEVC... -- Format marker adjusted to 2160p... -- Version marker adjusted to be 0300... [15:04:54] Checking/Adjusting BDMV files... - Added UHD-BD extension... - Checked/Updated version in Index file... - Checked/Updated version in MovieObject file... [15:04:54] Checking/Adjusting M2TS file... [15:04:58] TSMUXER TO UHD - SUCCESS =========Job Ended========= EDIT2: And the displayed colours are not good at all then. Can you confirm the Sony's OSD should mention "HDR" without Dolby Vision enabled? EDIT3 : If I take 00000.m2ts file out from the Blu-Ray folder and copy it to a USB key that I plug in, the Sony player detects it as HDR and displays properly the colours. With "Dolby Vision" disabled. So it looks like a TSM2UHD bug during the patch? Last edited by Lucius Snow; 22nd December 2018 at 16:04. |
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I´ve been a long time tsmuxer user, our bluray market in Spain is quite abandoned, so i learnt how to create my own custom blurays which i´ve been doing, as i said, during many years. The UHD market is even worst, we don´t even get the Disney movies (no Star Wars, no Marvel) or things like John Wick, Valerian or The Fifth Element, so my mind couldn´t stop thinking about custom uhd movies, and that is how i end up here, in this forum and in this thread. I´ll be looking forward for your tool, and yet again, thanks so much for your work. |
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Happy holidays to all, the first titles were released with HDR10+, change two bit-level flags in clpi, generally it is 4608, now there is 4736:
"ProgramInfo": { "reserved_for_word_align": 0, "program_sequence": [ { "SPN_program_sequence_start": 0, "program_map_PID": 256, "reserved01": 0, "stream_in_ps": [ { "stream_PID": 4113, "stream_coding_type": "H.265", "video_format": "2160p", "frame_rate": "23.976", "aspect_ratio": "16:9", "reserved01": 0, "cc_flag": 0, "reserved02": 4736, "ISRC": { "country_code": "", "copyright_holder": "", "recording_year": "", "recording_number": "" "" decimal 4736 hex 0X1280 binary 0001 0010 1000 0000 and mpls main: pid": 4113, "stream_coding_type": "H.265", "video_format": "2160p", "frame_rate": "23.976", "reserved_uhd": 18, "reserved01": 16384 |
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First of all thank your work, some of us hope you get the program out as soon as possible so we can use it.
I have a doubt. I use scenarist but when you generate a file that enters a bd50, with some movies there are problems since they have a higher bitrate than what the disc supports and the program doesn´t automatically calculate it. Could your program do it? Regards. |
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Have you reached out to their support for assistance, you pay enough for the software that you should be able to contact them and they will walk you through it. |
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TSM2UHD doesn't change that value, since TSMUXER doesn't set it that high. But, now that I think about it, it probably should be set to 64 Mbps since many people who are reencoding might use a higher maximum bitrate than they would on a standard 1080p BD. If anyone is going to try and change it manually -- please note that the value is actually stored as bytes per second. Last edited by jdobbs; 4th January 2019 at 15:25. |
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First of all, i apologize for my ignorance.
I've been a BD Rebuilder fan for a long time and just until a couple of weeks ago I am entering the 4K HDR world (new 4K UHD HDR+ TV, new 4K HDMI cables and new 4K A/V Receiver). Yesterday I read about this program TSM2UHD. I have some 4K UHD HDR movies with a mkv format and I want to create a blu-ray structure for each one using TSMUXER. I AM NOT planning to burn them and use a standalone player, but I am thinking of playing the blu-ray folder structure movie using PowerDVD on my 4K laptop and connect it to my A/V Receiver with an 4K HDMI cable to watch them. When I load the mkv file on TSMUXER, it reports the correct information about resolution, audio, etc. of each track and seems to process everything correctly creating the blu-ray folder structure. The questions I have are: 1) Does the process of creating the structure using TSMUXER is the correct approach I need? 2) Do I still need to process each movie folder (that were created with tsmuxer) using TSM2UHD? 3) Does TSMUXER loses something (in the video or audio that were used as input) during the process of creating the folder structure or it creates everything as it was? 4) Is this step using TSM2UHD to correct some information is only needed if I plan to burn the movie on a disc and play them in a standalone player? Thanks for any help, RPareja Last edited by rpareja; 8th March 2019 at 17:03. |
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