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Hi thanks, but I have no experience at all with Linux, so I wouldn’t be able to assist with debugging or development. If you manage to do something, you could post it on your own repo or share the script on my Doom9 thread; I’m sure other people would like a Linux version of the FEL Baker workflow. 8-2-1 has a lot of other options though. |
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Pretty sure Gemini 3 has no problem converting the bat files into proper bash script. Something I might give a try. |
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Hi, first of all thanks for all your hard work. This tool has been my go to for every HDR related work, and it's been a godsend for my LG OLED.
However, I think having a Linux version of this tool would be ideal for many people like me who have their own media server with transcoding capabilities. I'd love to integrate flows like 8-2-1 for FEL baking or P7 to P8 on MEL movies to my transcoding pipeline directly on the server.
I know some incompatibilities may occur since some executables are Windows only, but as long as the work can be done with FFMPEG and the tools are available for Linux (such as dovi_tool) some specific workflows could be ported as a SH script.
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