MetaData in Video Files

[DigidocTN]

I have a situation. I play videos on my network using Jellyfin. To Android, to FireTV, and to Roku. When I have videos which contain DV (Dolby Video) they do not play correctly because my hardware does not support DV. Playback shows over-saturated yellow tinged video which is not watchable. Another closely related problem are those that contain HDR. I want to use Filebot to identify and set flags for DV and HDR so I can remove DV (and possibly the HDR).

I have:

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Brooklyn's Finest (2010)[Crime, Drama, Thriller] [SD] [NOT HEVC].mp4

I want:

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Brooklyn's Finest (2010)[Crime, Drama, Thriller] [SD] [NOT HEVC][hasDV-HDR].mp4

Code I use:

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{ if (vcf != /HEVC/) ' [NOT HEVC]' }
{if (width >= 3840 || height >= 2160) return " [4K]"
 if (width >= 1280 || height >= 720) return " [HD]"
 return " [SD]"}

This code finds the resolution and allows me to identify SD;HD;4K. How can I further identify those with DV or HDR ?

[rednoah]

You can add {hdr} or {dovi} to your format to check for HDR or more specifically DV. See [DOCS] {hdr} binding for details.

[DigidocTN]

When I try:

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{ video.HDR_Format =~ /Dolby Vision/ ? video.HDR_Format_Compatibility =~ /HDR10/ ? 'DV+HDR10' : 'DV' : hdr }

I get an error: Binding: "hdr" undefined.

Can you please correct my syntax? (I am sorry for my poor understanding)

[rednoah]

Binding: "hdr" undefined means that the video you are testing with is SDR and not HDR. That's the correct behaviour for SDR files. Nothing is added the file name, and in the format editor you will give you an information message to indicate that it's working but not doing anything for the specific file at hand.

You'll want to test with HDR files if you want to see {hdr} do something:

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{ hdr }