Dolby Vision 2

[zordon]

Interesting article on the new Dolby Vision technology.

Curious if this will be better than FEL.

https://www.techspot.com/news/109300-dolby-vision-2-announced-delivering-better-hdr-experience.html

[frodo19]

It’s not new codec.

Not do anything with the original Blu-ray sources, or the streams.

Seems like marketing, to the tv brands, to sale sale with new logo. Manipulate the original content/source material , with “Al”.

Cool.

[Andy2244]

I have no confidence in most TV manufacturers as the default settings are just so wrong, its sad to notice, with what settings most people watch TV+Movies.

I have a Hisense with “Light Sense” and that was the first thing i had to disable, since even with a -30 (max) offset everything was just too dark…. so i have no confidence that Ai will “enhance” anything here.

Remember, most TV’s still have all the “motion smoothing” and “Noise reduction” enabled by default, while also using a wrong “Sport” or “Cool” or “Color 2” color temperature setting, which basically makes everything blue. Not to mention that every TV i ever calibrated always had a red-push in the white balance.

So now on top of all this random “enhance” and “Vivid” crap we put Ai…..

But we will see, yet i wish they would just factory calibrate and each TV/Movie had clear metadata the TV switches too automatically. This was supposed to-be “Filmmaker” mode, yet the implementation per manufacturer is really weird.

[Mist]

Samsung responds To Dolby Vision 2 With new HDR10+ Advanced Standard.

Designed for upcoming 2026 lineup TVs

[matthane]

The silly thing is that neither this nor Dolby Vision 2 use any different tone-mapping algorithms. For example, Dolby confirmed that DV2 will still use content mapping version 4.0. If HDR10+ Advanced does improve the content mapping and allow for even more fine grained tuning curves, then maybe we see some nice improvements. Otherwise, it’s mainly just the shot-by-shot motion smoothing which most people will likely be averse to and disable anyways.