Valerii Zapodovnikov

File is gone, please reattach here. The only file like that that I have has 29.970 (29970/1000)

> Why precesion may be zero? What does it mean why? Because you usually need 0 precision after decimal point if there are no digits after decimal point. @JeromeMartinez is...

You should also add something to fix this: https://github.com/justdan96/tsMuxer/issues/313#issuecomment-659791664 `Mastering display luminance : min: 322415.4473 cd/m2, max: 397427 cd/m2 ` What??????? P.S. See how max is rounded also, BTW ;)...

> What??????? Apparently that is MDCV in SEI of AVC. That was implemented recently. Totally forgot. https://code.videolan.org/videolan/x264/-/merge_requests/5

You can just parse NAL 63 for EL, NAL 62 for RPU and look into RPU to know what color space is used. Mpv decoder of that space and MMR...

@JeromeMartinez https://github.com/MediaArea/MediaInfoLib/blob/de57976af11a24050f53d62bfaf16f3ddf70e9a2/Source/MediaInfo/Video/File_Hevc.cpp#L2045 This one. If it is 0 then video sequence is progressive, otherwise it is not (there are many variants from 0 to 12 in decimal, see T-REC-H.265-2018).

> much slower idet approach. That is always will be more correct especially considering that mkv does support HDR static metadata that (LOL) changes in between frames! Insane but true....

>No need to use these accusing words Mmmm, I was accusing HDR10 format. Not Mediainfo. Why you would think I was accusing Mediainfo? >inside the raw stream without info in...

I found a very nice but crazy example of interlaced hevc with i and ib (field_seq_flag=1 and pic_struct=10,11 so top with next bottom/bottom with previous top or Top Field First)...

@JeromeMartinez BTW, this stream is also unsupported in ffmpeg YET! But it is correct! https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/5514#comment:6 >There are differences. In #4141, according to the comments the stream in question has field_seq_flag=1...