The Dolby-Vision label will show on a TV that allows Dolby-Vision or if the tv is only HDR10 like samsung it will be displayed in HDR. What I have been able to do is if your TV is Dolby vision capable or only HDR10 or HDR+ it will work on any TV, ex LG OLED. I had to use HEVC instead of AV1, I am changing the code around to obtain AV1 encoding at the time of render. I am working on a way to use AV1 Nvenc when adding Dolby-Vision to a 4K video. I have also completed a Dolby-Vision version of the same 4K Video also using AV1 10Bit with AI floating bitrate, the file size is slightly smaller then the HDR BT.2020 Versionįormat/Info : AOMedia Video 1 Ver Software 36.789įormat profile : format : SMPTE ST 2086, HDR10 compatibleįormat/Info : High Efficiency Video Codingįormat profile : Main format : Dolby Vision, Version 1.0, dvhe.08.06, BL+RPU, HDR10 compatible / SMPTE ST 2086, HDR10 compatible This file size is alot smaller then I expected becasue the orginal is over 1.1GB and I also used a AI sharp tool. I was able to get a output size of 443MB. The Nvenc 7.30 seems alot more efficient then SVT-AV1. I also used 10bit but I think I could get close to the color spectrum I wanted by using 8bit and saving more space with the file size but I decided to use 10Bit first. There where a total amount of frames of 35129 and this took approx 12mins using a 4090 Nvenc 7.30. I have taken a episode of a 4K SDR video and added HDR and used the AV1 codec to take a existing video that is excellent in picture and made it smaller and adding HDR all while in 4K using a AI floating bitrate and adding BT.2020 at the same time.

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