> The colour (and luminance) which has been decoded, mapped between
> colour-spaces, and and re-encoded is not correct. If you have a Dolby
> Vision compatible TV you can see the difference very clearly. Do you
> need me to point a camera at my TV to demonstrate :-)
I understand that the colors
Am Sa., 7. Dez. 2019 um 15:43 Uhr schrieb Mark Himsley :
> There are some 4K Dolby Vision files around, like the one linked to
> directly from this page of this site, which are not decoded with the
> correct colours using git master head FFmpeg (compiled last weekend).
>
>
On Sun, 8 Dec 2019 at 10:03, Ted Park wrote:
>
> > When I play the file downloaded from that page on an VG 4K Dolby
> > Vision capable TV it plays correctly with the right colours, but the
> > colours are way wrong when decoded/converted with FFmpeg.
> >
> > Should I be expecting Dolby Vision
> When I play the file downloaded from that page on an VG 4K Dolby
> Vision capable TV it plays correctly with the right colours, but the
> colours are way wrong when decoded/converted with FFmpeg.
>
> Should I be expecting Dolby Vision files to decode correctly? I mean,
> it's very close, but
Hi,
There are some 4K Dolby Vision files around, like the one linked to
directly from this page of this site, which are not decoded with the
correct colours using git master head FFmpeg (compiled last weekend).
https://4kmedia.org/lg-amaze-dolby-vision-uhd-4k-demo/
When I play the file
