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On a non-DoVi device the colors being purple/green would indeed suggest the file being DoVi P5. I think @Atlantis has a point. To which I notice both 23.976 framerates where one stating 23976/1000. Which suspects me ffmpeg being involved in flawed container muxing.
Try importing and remuxing the file with MKVToolNix. When muxing Dolby Vision mkv, always force-set "Default duration/FPS" to the proper value; in your case being 24000/1001p. See if the file turns out allright in MediaInfo. Note that even when tagged properly, a P5 DoVi file always turns up purple/green on a non-DoVi device. P5 offers no fallback video like other profiles because of Dolby's proprietary colorspace being used. |
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Newb to this
So, basically, all I am trying to do is pull the DV data from a REMUX, then inject it into an encode. Is this possible? I tried to use DDVT Demuxer to extract the RPU, which was successful. I then tried running the DDVT Injector to inject it into the encode of that same REMUX, but it creates a raw BL+RPU.hevc. I tried bringing that hevc file into MKVToolnix to convert it over to a .mkv and re-add all the audio tracks and subs, but the file looks to still be missing DV info. When I check the Medianfo, it is just the HDR10 data.
Are you able to push the DV RPU into another .mkv and just mux in the DV data, or am I looking at this all wrong? |
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Out of interest... What make/model of playback device and display do you have?
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REMUX is a common phrase and it's possible the file contains Profile 7 DoVi.
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I am assuming here the recode has the same frames & framecount as the source. Last edited by von Suppé; 26th October 2023 at 15:17. |
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So, I think I am missing something.. |
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I mux the BL+RPU file with mkvtoolnix frequently, and the resulting mkv file always shows DV and HDR10 info. Also mediainfo must be recent version. |
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I'm getting confused about MediaInfo here.
Would someone please confirm me either right or wrong in thinking MediaInfo only shows Dolby Vision when in-container, and not in elementary stream? For DoVi, I've always presumed it relied on metadata written on container-level. |
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At least that is what it does here. |
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