IPhone 15 video DV recording to Uhd blu Ray?

[javieracdc]

Hi
I'm new here
I have some videos that I recorded from my iPhone 15
Pro that they have HLG-Dolby Vision and saved them in MOV files

I would like to know how can I convert those videos into Blu Ray keeping the HLG-Dolby Vision Metadata, so my player can recognize those metadata

I've tried using tsmuxer, however got an issue about error in Dolby vision to save in blu Ray folder

Any help please?

[moon_light]

Yuhan Blu-ray DVD Creator latest version can do it, I have made several discs, but there are two conditions that need to be met:
1. Your video must be shot in landscape mode.
2. The frame rate of your video must be exactly the same as the frame rate set by Yuhan Blu-ray DVD Creator, because Blu-ray supports 23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.976fps, 50fps, 59.94fps, and the current frame rate of the iphone exactly matches only 24fps, you can also use other software to convert the frame rate, but keep the dolby vision.
for windows:
https://yuhanmedia.com/wp-content/download/bdc_setup.exe
for mac:
https://yuhanmedia.com/wp-content/download/bdc_setup.dmg

[javieracdc]

Yuhan Blu-ray DVD Creator latest version 3.12.1 can do it, I have made several discs, but there are two conditions that need to be met:
1. Your video must be shot in landscape mode.
2. The frame rate of your video must be exactly the same as the frame rate set by Yuhan Blu-ray DVD Creator, because Blu-ray supports 23.976fps, 24fps, 25fps, 29.976fps, 50fps, 59.94fps, and the current frame rate of the iphone exactly matches only 24fps, you can also use other software to convert the frame rate, but keep the dolby vision.
for windows:
https://yuhanmedia.com/wp-content/download/bdc_setup_3.12.1.exe
for mac:
https://yuhanmedia.com/wp-content/download/bdc_setup_3.12.1.dmg

Thanks so much for the info
Landscape you mean recording in horizontal, right?
The issue that I found in some videos is that sometimes Iphone cannot record constantly 60fps, there are some instances that fps frops.

[usually_quiet]

Thanks so much for the info
Landscape you mean recording in horizontal, right?
The issue that I found in some videos is that sometimes Iphone cannot record constantly 60fps, there are some instances that fps frops.

Yes, landscape mode means horizontal. Portrait mode is vertical.

Video needs to use a constant frame rate and have a 16:9 aspect ratio to be compatible with UHD Blu-ray.

[moon_light]

Yes, landscape mode means horizontal.
You can record 24fps 4k dolby vision video, which is the best choice for producing UHD Blu-ray disc.

[4kblurayguru]

I would like to know how can I convert those videos into Blu Ray keeping the HLG-Dolby Vision Metadata, so my player can recognize those metadata

You need hevc encoder and UHD BD authoring software.