Would you know how this can best be integrated? I can continue looking at this tomorrow but any help or tips are greatly appreciated. I've tried updating the MediaInfo.dll but that has not done much for me. However, I get an error that no value is returned. "OriginalSourceMedium": I've tried adding VideoHDRFormat = mediaInfo.Get(StreamKind.Video, 0, "HDR_Format"), to VideoFIleInfoReader.cs and public string VideoHDRFormat to MediaInfoModel.cs and called that in the HDR section of MediaInfoFormatter.cs. "MasteringDisplay_Luminance_Source": "Stream", "MasteringDisplay_ColorPrimaries_Source": "Stream", I was maybe expecting to see Dolby Vision on the 'HDR format' line. How can I tell if the HDR is Dolby Vision For example, this one says its Dolby Vision and this is what I see in MediaInfo on the biggest stream file. "MasteringDisplay_ColorPrimaries": "Display P3", Wed 10:52 pm I have some 4K UHD backup images (decrypted). "matrix_coefficients": "BT.2020 non-constant", "transfer_characteristics_Source": "Stream", "colour_description_present_Source": "Stream", "HDR_Format_Compatibility": "Blu-ray / HDR10+ Profile A / HDR10", "HDR_Format": "Dolby Vision / SMPTE ST 2094 App 4", Eventually, it would also be nice if the renaming function could use the actual MediaInfo reported HDR type to support upgrading HDR 10 to Dolby Vision with custom formats as Dolby Vision gets more "Video", It is very possible that this is Dolby Vision HDR that has been created as an MKV before support for Dolby Vision was added, explaining why it also doesn't have HDR10 as HDR format. I do seem to have content that does not have HDR format in MediaInfo but should be HDR and has transfer characteristic PQ.
#Mediainfo dolby vision mp4
Using ffpmeg to copy a MKV to MP4 does not transfer the Dolby Vision metadata, and you end up with only HDR10 in your MP4 file.
#Mediainfo dolby vision tv
The latest version of MediaInfo (20.09) supports detection of Dolby Vision metadata.Īlso, I'm not sure how HDR is detected at the moment, but it seems like Radarr is looking at the color primaries and the transfer characteristics, but not the HDR format stated by MediaInfo. Dolby Vision from MKV to MP4 using ffmpeg and mp4muxer I have a TCL Roku TV and it can recognize Dolby Vision in MP4 containers but not in MKV containers. Another thing to note is that streaming content seems to use Dolby Vision profile 5 while UHD Blu-Ray uses profile 7 (which Plex supports). This will become increasingly important I believe since MKV has fairly recently added support for Dolby Vision.
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