If can detect correctly, also can remux in mp4, mkv or ts also When dolby using ts container windows can generate preview(only layer, result incorrect colors) but with mp4 even preview can not be generated. But some software like DVDfab 10 detect these files as DV. This setup can't be read like DV enable bd player or TVs. 4K UHD disk using m2ts container with hevc profile and dual layer setup. But DV officially using mp4 and ts because of mkv is not the right format for professional use.ģ.

DV can be remux with mp4, ts and mkv container. I have did some research and found some interesting facts. VirenRawal wrote:Hello friends, I am also interesting in DV. Hope this helps.īDMV Modifier 2.0.rar (97.84 KiB) Downloaded 1123 times Not sure if it will work with Emby but I just use a USB 3.0 drive hooked into my 203. Run BDMV Modifier on the ROOT folder (Works in Wine if u need it to - it will be attached to this post) Insert disc and File > Backup > choose to decrypt videoĢ. Where do you even find the BDMV Modifier program? All I can find is a few bad links on google over 4-5 years old.ġ. Mostly I haven't been overly impressed with DV over HDR10, but The Last Jedi comes out tomorrow, and it looks like the reviews are saying the DV is really good on it, so I'm willing to give the backup route a go. Any way to wrap the whole folder in a MKV container (should I need to)? I'm not entirely sure how well Emby will work with a folder rip. Looks as though it just copies the folders straight from the disc to a folder on the hdd. I've never done a full disc backup before (I'm currently giving it a try with jumanji). The only thing it doesn't do is allow me to get Dolby Vision, which is becoming much more common as of late. It's easily recognized by emby (which transcodes the file as needed for playback on certain devices) and allows me to direct play it on my Oppo 203 via DLNA via my network. Have you got a good link to a guide or what not on this process? I've pretty much always just ripped out the main Audio/video/subtitles as single MKV (which has been bulletproof). Won't work in MKV either cause the specs aren't there yet. As stated before there are no software players other then maybe PowerDVD that can handle dual layer DV. EPiPH0N3 wrote:So far I only tried Transformers (using full backup option in MakeMKV then using BDMV Modifier) and it played back with full menus and DV on my Oppo 203.

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