Reason for Repack3: File name typo fix, makemkv failed to the demux the DV EL correctly so demuxing has been done with DGDemux which did not suffer the same issue.
You can enter seed just rename REAPCK2 to REPACK3, rest is the same.

Both the Bombardier and TMT ISOs cause MakeMKV to freeze during remux, which would suggest an authoring issue on the disc itself, or possibly with the rip. That said, both ISOs play back without any issue on an LX800 and a Magnetar 900 MkII, so the disc data itself seems intact.

On top of that, FraMeSToR’s original remux, which preserves the FEL as a proper ST-DL is correctly recognized and plays back flawlessly on an Ugoos AM6B+ running CoreELEC P3i T4_dev 1502.

Given all this, the FEL doesn’t appear to be inherently broken, maybe it seems more like a fallback/signaling issue that trips up certain players. Which raises the question: does anyone have more details on why FraMeSToR chose to go P8 on the repack rather than keeping the FEL? Was there a specific player compatibility issue reported, or is there something more subtle going on with the RPU that wouldn’t affect hardware DV decoders like Amlogic but would cause problems elsewhere?

The first release was a mistake, this repack is just incompetence.

framestore is not just one guy; they are like 10 guys in the team.

No, it’s just Framestore’s lack of skills/knowledge. FEL + RPU are just fine when muxed with dovi_tool.exe