Converting Dolby Vision to HDR10

[TheDreadPirate]

Are you using your Arc GPU to convert your media to AV1? Or just for transcoding?

[Host-in-the-Shell]

Just for transcoding, I haven't jumped in the AV1 bandwagon yet, since I only have one device with support for it, and none of my other JF users own one.

[lakinreid]

I'm encountering this odd error when trying to convert this DV7.6 file to HDR10. I've been perfectly successful with all my other DV files, so I'm not sure what's going on with this one. I attached the error plus the file info.

[bitmap]

I'm encountering this odd error when trying to convert this DV7.6 file to HDR10. I've been perfectly successful with all my other DV files, so I'm not sure what's going on with this one. I attached the error plus the file info.

You can try -bsf:v:0 or figure out the stream ID of the included image and do a negative mapping after your -map 0.

[TheDreadPirate]

There is an embedded image that, for whatever reason, ffmpeg considers a "video". Do what bitmap said. Specify the stream. PROBABLY stream 0.

[error101]

will be posting an update with another command i have had success with after some more testing

[gnattu]

@error101

Your problem is more likely that our dovi metadata logic hits an edge case of the HEVC encoding so that not all metadata in all frames are removed, and the leftovers created the "blinking" effect you are seeing. A jellyfin-ffmpeg fix is coming in a few days (by the end this weekend if nothing bad happens).