Rocky, thank you for trusting me. I have it implemented but just need to mark DolbyVision streams with a * or something. Gotta find out how to identify a video track as DolbyVision.

Don't worry, Rocky, I can multitask.

Thank you for the guidance, Bullwinkle. I have added error handling and fixed up the progress indication. Handing off to Rocky.

Now I have DGDemuxGUI working fine. There is one wart. For each M2TS the progress goes 0-100 and then after the last one everything finishes. It's hard to make the progress span the entire M2TS list so I'm not going to bother.

Now code review and regression testing.

I got the high-level process working. You just add -ep to the end of the DGDemux command line and that will enable per-episode demuxing. Now, I have to add the -ep option to DGDemuxGUI. Then regression test everything very thoroughly and make sure non-episode mode is still working properly.

Guys, I have the first phase completed. I added the 'skip n M2TS files' option. It uses an extra episode number on the file names and adjusts chapter times, etc. Seems to work fine. Now I will write the high-level controller that does all the episodes via: DGDemux ... -sk n starting at n = 0 and inc...

We're back! We met Rosalind Franklin . She had so many insights on "modern physics" and the sociology of science. And she went to Cambridge, too. Anyway, I thought up a real simple, robust way to do episode demuxing without all kinds of hullabaloo. Everything falls out automatically. OK, first imple...

We're not coddiwompling. We have to save history before it's too late! I'll be back soon to help with demuxing by episode.

And get some chocolate ice cream too?

Code's done for DGIndexNV W64 wrapping. I updated the DGIndexNV user manual too.

Over to you, Rocky.

For sure! I'll ask Mr. Peabody if we can go back in time and ask him. That would really make this forum revolutionary. I see the Albert avatar in my mind right now, and faint just thinking about it.

That's like when you try to say forum.doom9.org.

Could be a forum bug, not so sure.

Sorry, Rock, I was busy reading Peres' book:

https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9780792325499

I'll get right on the W64 porting. Thank you for your forebearance.

Curly, my daddy is stronger than your daddy!

Bullwinkle, if you can demonstrate a bluray with 20-bit audio I will add support for it.

Rocky, good to go.

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Sat May 09, 2020 8:34 am

You could take the last one since you like coding so much.

Your wish is my command.

Hey Rocky ! I got it working. I had to buffer payload data starting at a packet with payload_unit_start_indicator = 1 up to but excluding the next packet with payload_unit_start_indicator = 1. I learned that trick from you. Then I call a function I made called reorder_pcm() to do the byte swaps on t...

You take a nap, Rocky. I'll take care of it. Good work on the header. Probably needed a lot of spec studying. I have some ideas based on what you did for THD buffering.

Don't we need an end-to-end test? Otherwise someone could say fine, the YUVs are the same, but the RGB conversion in DGIndexNV is messed up. It would be a useful double-check, I agree.

I think everything is just fine. Rocky

I'm not seeing a problem here. First off, the ConvertToRGB() in the script is not needed and just complicates things. So I removed that. Also there's no need for doing F8 and all that. I used ColorPic to look at the pixels for 2 cases: 1. Directly in DGIndexNV display (not via F8). 2. Script loaded ...

Thank you, gonca. Even a little kid sometimes finds an acorn.

Thanks, Bullwinkle. I'll get right on it.

Levi, what do you think of this cover?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjpSvmH9BeE

Mr Peabody and I are coming back to meet you Levi. Be ready!

Daddy, dial up the year 1966, Detroit, USA.