(2024-10-24, 12:12 PM)SHM Wrote: But if you will reencode the file at the end, wouldn't it be better to just set up a Davinci Resolve project in HDR, add the missing frames (Also in HDR) and then just encode a high bitrate file?

I've not edited with HDR before so I don't know how to convert it to a format for Resolve. I tried using Shutter Encoder to convert it to DNxHR but lost the HDR.

(2024-10-24, 01:17 PM)Hitcher Wrote:

(2024-10-24, 12:12 PM)SHM Wrote: But if you will reencode the file at the end, wouldn't it be better to just set up a Davinci Resolve project in HDR, add the missing frames (Also in HDR) and then just encode a high bitrate file?

I've not edited with HDR before so I don't know how to convert it to a format for Resolve. I tried using Shutter Encoder to convert it to DNxHR but lost the HDR.

Resolve does accept hevc mkv as an input format.
But in case you want to use a lossless source I guess you could easily encode a prores file with HDR passthrough.
I will look into it.

This project would make for a great 4th disc for ARROWs recently released 3-disc Limited Edition UHD! As a BD50, of course. Are there any bonus features missing from any releases not in the set? Since DVDCompare.net doesn't seem to be working at the moment.
I own the USA Blu-ray disc, the Japanese Blu-ray disc, and most recently, the ARROW 3-disc UHD. Not sure if anything from the DVDs weren't carried over.

As someone else has released a Theatrical/Directors Cut hybrid UHD version now I'm putting this on hold.

(2024-12-07, 02:26 AM)Hitcher Wrote: As there's now a UHD version available I'm putting this on hold.

Official UHD is open matte only for the Theatrical Cut, not the Unrated Director's Cut.

Edited my post to make it clearer that there's now a hybrid out there.

(2024-12-07, 10:50 AM)Hitcher Wrote: Edited my post to make it clearer that there's now a hybrid out there.

Well, that better have subtitles and not be on the shite private torrent place.

It's not on a private torrent site.