2022-01-10, 01:12
(2022-01-10, 00:43)onesolo Wrote: But then why usually now both files, mkv and mp4, are made available from the same streaming show ??That's just the formats they're converted to not what they're actually streamed as.
(2022-01-10, 00:43)onesolo Wrote: But then why usually now both files, mkv and mp4, are made available from the same streaming show ??That's just the formats they're converted to not what they're actually streamed as.
(2022-01-13, 11:29)onesolo Wrote: still I don't understand why the mp4 DV works fine and the same file of mkv DV doesn't work on Kodi on my shield... but no problem for me... I was just trying to understand why one work and the other doesn't...Vanilla Kodi supports DV in an MP4 container but not MKV. The build from Kodi Nerds adds support for DV in MKV.
(2022-01-13, 22:46)MrMagic Wrote:Thanks for the clarification! Which one would be best for DV playback?(2022-01-13, 17:19)gmartz Wrote: Hi, guys. Sorry for the trouble. I'm just confused in regards to Maven's build, should I download and install both Matrix and Master apk files?
Just one is enough. Matrix is the 19.3/19.4 build. Master is the Kodi 20 (Nexus) alpha build.
(2021-12-31, 22:03)quietvoid Wrote:Actually I've had this happen on my Shield 2019 a few times. Green/Purple picture. It always ends up being because the HDFury Integral 2 loses sync when I initially turn stuff on and forget to do the final hotplug reset on the HDFury. Without that, the resolution is a bit screwy and most importantly, the Shield flips DV support off because it thinks the "TV" (which is actually the HDFury) can't support it.(2021-12-30, 14:32)gilsonsjc Wrote: Shield TV Pro 2019 - kodinerds-20211229-2037e462-master-ATV-140-arm64-v8a.apk
- DV content, regardless of whether it is .mkv or .mp4: they display funny collors (purple and green). I would like say that the test was done on a non DV TV. I wanna make sure this solution is backwards compatilble: meaning, the same content I can run on a non Dolby Vision supported system as well.
- Here is the debug: http://paste.kodi.tv/renirobuke
The build does not provide backwards compatibility (other than simply decoding the file) if your TV doesn't support it.
Kodi behaves as expected:
Quote:CDVDVideoCodecAndroidMediaCodec::Open Dolby Vision playback support: Display: false, MediaCodec: true
There's nothing to do until either image processing is implemented to process the image and make it into HDR10.
Though I'm unsure if it would ever be supported on Android.