Closed bluewidy closed 1 year ago
The v1.0.0 version already supports non-Dolby Vision video import. (video track MUST be HEVC).
Thank you for the information. That's sad. Because mine is H264.
Thank you for the information. That's sad. Because mine is H264.
Try something like
mp4box -add sdr.h264 -add atmos.eac3 -new test.mp4
latest mp4box supports eac3 atmos.
Hey, I succeeded in remuxing mkv to mp4 in Latest nightly Build!
Can you possibly replace mp4box.exe with Latest nightly Build?
Because mp4box.exe provided by DoviMuxer does not support mkv to mp4 remux.
You can just use ffmpeg to extract video and audio in the first place
ffmpeg -i video.mkv -map 0:0 -c copy sdr.h264 -map 0:1 -c copy atmos.eac3
And then mux with mp4box
mp4box -add sdr.h264 -add atmos.eac3 -new test.mp4
It ensures you Apple compatible Atmos playback regarding the Complexity ID
problem.
What you are trying to achieve here is not the main purpose of this tool, I believe. Use the combination of ffmpeg and mp4box instead.
Oh and regarding the Complexity ID
, if you want to properly restore it from a ‘not present’ file, make sure you are using newer mp4box
https://github.com/gpac/gpac/issues/2217#issuecomment-1238559672
No need to go through the process of extracting video and audio. Because this one sentence sets the complexity index correctly.
mp4box -add target.mkv -new output.mp4
So I don't need ffmpeg.
No need to go through the process of extracting video and audio. Because this one sentence sets the complexity index correctly.
mp4box -add target.mkv -new output.mp4
So I don't need ffmpeg.
Interesting, maybe they update the workflow since last time i check. Will look into that, thanks.
I am a user who wants to convert dolby atmos mkv to mp4. I know I can convert mkv to mp4 very easily via ffmpeg. However, it has a flaw: it does not present the complexity index of eac3-joc. However, this tool is representing it correctly.