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Great. Thanks for confirmation, saba30.

As for saba30's bugfix post and BETA version, I found this. First off, I think the mentioned flawed line# 17013 - in v1.6.8 - is a slip of the pen and should be 17313. It seems the bug isn't addressed in version 1.6.8.2.BETA: v1.6.8 lines to be corrected 17291 18044 17313 18047 seem v1.6.8.2.BETA li...

I assumed saba30 was another person that found a bug. Didn't have the intention to disturb RESET_9999 since he's having a break.

Thanks, Gatorman.

Thanks @saba30.

Is this already taken care of in batch version 1.6.8.1 BETA ? If not, can you tell the line numbers to be edited?

So you don t advice DUNE HD REAL VISION 4K for P7 MKV dolby vision to buy ? I can't help keeping to remind that not every P7 carries FEL. It can have MEL instead, which is equivalent to P8.1. That having said, I couldn't advice on whether to buy or not. In my viewing environment, the additional imp...

So this is not real Dolby Vision profile 7. Here, "this" is a bit tricky as I don't know if you mean the playback or the sourcefile. To start with P7 mkv as source, it is "real" as it does carry all video- and metadata that is on disc. If you mean "DV FEL playback" on ...

Yes, you'll get Dolby Vision with P7 mkv. However in case of FEL, this layer is disregarded and only BL and RPU will be processed.
RTD1619DR based players simply lack a second HEVC decoder.

I have limited experience with the tool, but have you checked out FFmpeg Batch AV Converter ? If you can't achieve your goal in one batch run, two or three would still be better than converting every mkv manually.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/ffmpeg-batch/

Likely, dcoke22 suggests the best tool. Should it be of concern, MKVToolNix also perfectly cuts video parts with TrueHD Atmos. Where there is a snag for joining cutted TrueHD-parts back together. Or, as you may put it, remove a segment. TrueHD (with or without Atmos) carries two types of audio-frame...

Eventhough this thread is rather old, the topic I find still actual. I'm surprised to see a specific matter not being mentioned. Which is about the authored depths of 3D subtitles. This post is probably not interesting for most people. But to those who are subtitle minded, or who just wonder why dis...

Good you figured it all out. tsMuxer is a tool that focuses on muxing. Having built-in the text to SUP converter definitely suits the devs. And to lots of users it will suffice. Myself not excluding, I think a lot of Subtitle Edit users aren't aware of all its capabilities. It's immensely comprehens...

uhdiznotenough4mee wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 16, 2022 10:29 pm

Why would it need to convert anything when you can have both HDR10+ and DoVi in one HEVC streamed file and the reight one is chosen for you device accordingly?

Well, as a first and most basal of thoughts, maybe because then you don't have to convert the file yourself?

Shana can batch recode Atmos to AC3 for mkv files. However I don't know if it supports reading from and writing to LAN.

https://www.videohelp.com/software/ShanaEncoder

I don't think "high-end Android" is required. There are many other players that are perfectly capable of playing MVC.
Outdated types are dirt cheap. Buddy of mine got a Mede8er 600X3D (no 4K) in good condition for 5 euros at some thriftstore. Already having one, he just couldn't say no.

...the main subtitle editor I use is " SubtitleEdit ", it will open/OCR .sup files but not create/output them. Yes, it does. And it has better results over tsMuxer's SUP creation. It does not matter whether you have OCR'd image-based subtiles into srt, or you created srt from scratch, or ...