Av2hdr For Mac

Apr 16, 2013 - uk.comp.sys.mac ›. This topic is. So, if anyone has a Humax [there are various flavours of AV2HDR to suit the different.

1. Av2hdr For Mac Os X

Av2hdr For Mac Os X

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The.nts files generated by AV2HDR-T2 are usable on the 5200. On closer inspection, there are a couple of subtle differences with the original.nts files of the 5200, but these differences are small enough not to interfere with the proper operation of the 5200. If found these differences by comparing the.nts files generated by AV2HDR-T2 with the.nts files generated by my own prototype tool HMX5200 when operating on the remuxed TS file created by AV2HDR-T2.

The prototype tool HMX5200, although rather slow, is capable of regenerating (almost.) exactly the.nts files for recordings made on the 5200. The following list (maybe useful for further development) sums up the differences of the.nts files created by AV2HDR-T2 and by HMX5200:. The absolute addresses in the 5200.nts file have a silly offset of -4. The AV2HDR-T2 does not generate this offset. For SD content, the picture size value determined by AV2HDR-T2 is sometimes smaller than it should be.

For HD content, AV2HDR-T2 typically labels a number of type 2(P) frames in a GOP as type 3(B) frames. Sometimes, there are differences in the counter field.