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[Resolved] HBO Dolby Vision

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Hello

I recently downloaded Justice League Snyder Cut in 4K from HBO. I downloaded the normal version and noticed it was dark. Guessing the lack of HDR. I downloaded the Dolby Vision version and it plays beautiful. The question is, I want to burn this to Blu Ray, but every program I use won’t open the HDR version. Is there a way to convert this without losing colour?

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If you search the forum about Dolby Vision, you can find some discussions about it that might be interesting for you, for example this comment.
But I cannot remember any thread about burning such content.
So if you have no luck here, it might be a better idea to ask the third party subforum after a few days.
 
Jaaaamie said:
Hello

I recently downloaded Justice League Snyder Cut in 4K from HBO. I downloaded the normal version and noticed it was dark. Guessing the lack of HDR. I downloaded the Dolby Vision version and it plays beautiful. The question is, I want to burn this to Blu Ray, but every program I use won’t open the HDR version. Is there a way to convert this without losing colour?

Thanks


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Check pm, I can help with that i know how to make hdr/dolby vision mkv and mp4 files which will work on tv, computer etc
 
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Hey guys.

Just an update. I found a solution. If you use Handbrake and go to filters and change the colourspace to BT709, it will convert to a normal file with glorious colours and not the washed out look.


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Jaaaamie said:
Hey guys.

Just an update. I found a solution. If you use Handbrake and go to filters and change the colourspace to BT709, it will convert to a normal file with glorious colours and not the washed out look.


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Thats SDR NOT DOLBY VISION
 
Jaaaamie said:
Hey guys.

Just an update. I found a solution. If you use Handbrake and go to filters and change the colourspace to BT709, it will convert to a normal file with glorious colours and not the washed out look.


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Good so your issue is resolved.
 
DannyBoi said:
no because hes converting it so its pointless converting, might aswell use my way as it works great :) and only takes 5 secs to do :)
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It’s impossible to change the colour without re encoding. And if your way only takes 5 seconds for a full 4K film, I do doubt your method.


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Jaaaamie said:
It’s impossible to change the colour without re encoding. And if your way only takes 5 seconds for a full 4K film, I do doubt your method.


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Mine is a professional made tool called dolby vision tool, google it and u will see it combines dv and hdr meta data and makes a Dolby Vision HDR MKV File and works for all dolby vision & hdr files
 
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