Quote:How to set hybrid to leave untouched High Dynamic Range parameters during conversion HDR videoBy default, Hybrid should read the ColorMatrix&Co values and load them in x265. (please check, since I fixed a bug a while ago there and I'm not sure whether this fix is in the current release; iirc the Matrix wasn't read properly).
Assuming the values are read all correctly:
- needed:enable 'x265->Signaling->General Signaling->HDR'
- needed: check that 'x265->Signaling->Video Information->Color' 'Range' and 'Matrix' are enabled (should be the default)
- gimmick: enable 'x265->Signaling->Video Information->Color' 'Primaries', 'Video format', 'Transfer characteristics' in case they are not 'unkown'
- needed: enable 'x265->Signaling->Video Information->Light Level', 'x265->Signaling->Video Information->Master Display'
- for dynamic HDR-10 content provide the dynamic data info under 'x265->Signaling->Video Information->Dynamic HDR-10'
Quote:Second question is: do i can convert standard dynamic range video to High dynamic range(If yes.How to set hybrid to do that)?Hybrid does no color grading&co, but it allows to specify the needed HDR signaling. So if you got an already properly graded content you:
- needed:enable 'x265->Signaling->General Signaling->HDR'
- needed: disable everything under 'x264->Signaling->Adjust color'
- Specify the 'x265->Signaling->Video Information'-options to match your color grading etc.
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