So the renderer in the application must expand the colors to HDR, right? BD-J uses argb. I see coordinates, x, y. Width, height.
I see planes. But I don't see anything related to color space. I guess there's none in how the overlay is rendered. It might be something up with Kodi's demuxer that sends it to media codec decoder. On Tue, Feb 2, 2021, 11:40 AM Petri Hintukainen < [email protected]> wrote: > ma, 2021-02-01 kello 22:11 -0300, Vitor Dall'Acqua kirjoitti: > > Petri, quick question, > > Is it possible to disable the resume feature without breaking the > > cache and persistent storage? > > Disabling persistent storage efficiently disables this feature. Of > course also all other features that use persistent storage stop working > (ex. bookmarks, ...). > Resume is implemented in each disc BD-J Xlets, so there's no generic > way to disable just it. You could try deleting the resume file, but it > is not easy as each disc/toolkit use different names for the file. > > ma, 2021-02-01 kello 22:20 -0300, Vitor Dall'Acqua kirjoitti: > > .... and, it might be possible that the 2D elements are being > > rendered because no HDR information is sent to the disc? > > No. BD-J menus are always SDR, and max resolution is FHD. > > It is up to the application to render overlays over the video, > libbluray can't know how it is best done. > > > _______________________________________________ > libbluray-devel mailing list > [email protected] > https://mailman.videolan.org/listinfo/libbluray-devel >
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