In the meantime, a number of manufacturers offer Dolby Vision-enabled devices, also in the medium and low price segment.Īn important prerequisite for distribution is that film producers and studios adopt Dolby’s standard and produce content for it. These generate the image via self-illuminating diodes. This is possible, for example, with OLED televisions such as those offered by LG. The brightness values of the picture must be controllable in small parts.
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The prerequisites for Dolby Visionįor Dolby Vision, the TV must be HDR-ready and able to process the Dolby format. Dolby 5.1 and True HD are just as possible as the object-based Dolby Atmos. It therefore depends on the individual case which Dolby audio format is delivered. The Californian company is breaking new ground in home cinema with its image optimization technology, because Dolby Vision does not include audio playback data for the home cinema system. This video explains the differences between HDR10 and Dolby Vision: However, this advantage does not (yet) come to bear in practice because there are no devices that can display 12 bits. The Dolby system achieves 12 bits of color depth here, while the competitor achieves 10 bits.
The battle for the bestĪnother specification that puts Dolby Vision ahead of HDR10+ is color depth. Only relatively small objects or image areas with greater luminosity are displayed – such as spotlights or stars. By the way, the whole screen never shines with 1,000 Nits or more. The brightest televisions reach about 2,000 Nits. Currently there are no TV sets that reach 4,000 Nits, let alone 10,000 Nits. However, the value is not very meaningful, as even TVs with only 1,000 Nits are currently considered HDR-capable. In terms of brightness, Dolby technology with a maximum of 10,000 Nits (unit for luminance) has much more to offer than HDR10. The image data is specially adapted for individual scenes. While HDR10 does not yet support dynamic data delivery, this is possible with the successor.
The alternative to the Dolby standard is the open format HDR10 or the further development HDR10+. The Dolby solution compensates for this “over-optimization”. After all, not all HDR-capable televisions are calibrated exactly the same and some like to reproduce light effects in a somewhat exaggerated way. The Californians follow a similar principle as with the Dolby sound formats Dolby Digital and Dolby True HD: The image should be delivered exactly as the filmmaker intended it to be.
In concrete terms, this means that contrast values and colour saturation change picture by picture. The special feature is that image data and the television set are continuously adapted or calibrated using dynamic metadata. The presentation of HDR via Dolby Vision A picture with increased dynamic range compared to a conventional TV picture.ĭolby Vision is a picture optimization developed for HDR-TV. HDR-TV comes visibly closer to the brightness values of nature. In contrast, the corona, the bright ring of rays, shines all the more intensely. How this is expressed can be well explained by the example of a solar eclipse that is transmitted on TV: With HDR-TV, the moon, which has pushed itself in front of the sun, appears as a completely black disc. WAV.An HDR-capable television achieves significantly higher contrast values than conventional LCD sets. Such audio streams could either be included in above video file types or within dedicated audio file types like. In regards to audio the following is supported: There are many different file types supported that can include such video streams, mainly. Nero Video, Nero MediaHome, Nero Recode, Nero Disc to device in the most current Nero Platinum support the decoding of the following video codecs (either via own implementations or via system decoder): Modified on: Mon, 11 Jan, 2021 at 4:50 AM
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Solution home Archive Solutions to older Nero products Supported audio/video codecs in Nero Platinum (playback/decoding)