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24th March 2023, 16:51
Some users of BD3D2MK3D have reported issues with their hardware players (notably Oculus) when the tag --frame-packing has been specified when encoding the video with x264. Although that tag is supposed to help the players to determine that the movie is in 3D and what is its 3D packing mode, it seems that the players are confused and display the decoded image incorrectly. Re-encoding the same movie without the tag (and muxing it without the --stereo-mode option of the MKV container) solves the problem.
Of course, it is a pain to have to re-encode the movie entirely. It's why I wonder if there is a tool that can remove that tag without re-encoding. (It would even be better if it is possible to modify the video stream without demuxing it from its MKV container, but I guess it's not possible.)
Any help will be much appreciated.
Of course, it is a pain to have to re-encode the movie entirely. It's why I wonder if there is a tool that can remove that tag without re-encoding. (It would even be better if it is possible to modify the video stream without demuxing it from its MKV container, but I guess it's not possible.)
Any help will be much appreciated.