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[b]Tools Required:[/b]
BDSup2Sub (Need's be .jar)
Subtitle Tonemap ([url]https://github.com/quietvoid/subtitle_tonemap[/url])

[b]Getting Started[/b]
First off we need to demux the discs as normal. I'm not going to further explain this, everyone knows how to do this.

Next, we will go and see if there are any same languages/captions since we would have a better comparison later in this tutorial. If there is not the same language and captions then there are no issues, it may just be a little bit harder.

We need to download both of what's mentioned. Keep these together in a single folder wherever you want.

[b]Tonemapping[/b]
Once you have got your .sup files you need one of the HDR's to reference the values needed.

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Open up CMD prompt and direct it to where the .exe file is. Mention where the output is with --output and then --percentage.

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Example Command:
subtitle_tonemap.exe "C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\Tonemapping" --output "C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\Tonemapped" --percentage 77

Breaking this down. First we're telling it where the source is "C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\Tonemapping". Next we're telling it where we want files to go (do not use same directory) "C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\Tonemapped". Finally, we're testing the percentage of white needed to set in order to match the values to the HDR subs. There's not a one percentage fits all but it's usually within 70-80%.

This may take some trial and edits to match. As mentioned there is no one size fits all.

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That's it.