HDMI Tunneling is not supported via iCMU (aka Dolby plug-in). You need the external hardware, eCMU to generate the proper metadata.
I have not tested DR 16 so that may have changed. But DV 15 did not support it. And no BM hardware I know generates DV generates metadata by itself.
On Sep 27, 2019, at 4:52 PM, John Moore bigfish@pacbell.net [Avid-L2] <Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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On Sep 27, 2019, at 4:52 PM, John Moore bigfish@pacbell.net [Avid-L2] <Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
According to the specs for my LG webOS TV OLED55B6P monitor it is Dolby Vision capable:Picture Quality
- ULTRA HD (3840x2160)
- Yes
- Perfect Mastering Engine
- Yes
- OLED HDR with Dolby Vision™
- Yes
- Perfect Black Panel
- Yes
- Cinematic Color
- Yes
- Ultra Luminance
- Yes
- 4K Upscaler
- Yes
- Pixel Dimming
- Yes
I was at a seminar last night with Dolby Vision Folks and people from MTI Film showing their Cortex software. The Cortex can do the whole tunneling thing over HDMI through a Kona 4 card. When they would switch to Dolby Vision the Dolby Vision Logo would appear on the screen for a few seconds indicating the monitor was receiving DolbyVision signal/metadata. According to the manual Resolve can send Dolby Vision Signal/metadata with a Deckink 4K Extreme or an ultrastudio. I've got a DnxIO which is basically an ultrastudio. Taking an SDR IMF I made in a timeline I enabled Dolby Vision in Resolve color management and a few of the other checkboxes. I don't see any change on the LQ OLED, no image change in levels and no Dolby Logo popping up.Anybody player around with this? Not sure if the DNxIO will do what the Ultrastudio will when controlled by Resolve. I would think it would but perhaps the Avid version of the video desktop doesn't provide the DolbyVision data etc. I'm just sticking my toe in the water but when I learned the DolbyVision logo will pop up on the monitor they had at the demo I wondered if LG does the same. Am I wrong to expect that if I switch a Resolve project with SDR content to HDR Dolby Vision on the output over HDMI will then provide a real DolbyVision signal, Resolve offers ver. 2.9 and 4.0 Dolby vision in the choices. I did try setting the timeline color space to 2084 but that didn't change the image I saw on the LG or anywhere else. I must be missing some basic setup steps in Resolve or I have misunderstood what switch Resolve to DolbyVision enabled really does signal wise.Anybody playing in this turbulent HDR ocean?I haven't even begun to play with Avid HDR.John Moore Barking Trout Productions Studio City, CA bigfish@pacbell.net
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