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Dolby Vision

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Premium HDR format with dynamic metadata for scene-by-scene optimization of brightness and color.

Definition

Dolby Vision is a proprietary HDR format with dynamic metadata that enables optimal display on various screens, frame by frame. Unlike static HDR10, Dolby Vision adapts to each scene.

Practical Application

Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Apple TV+ offer Dolby Vision content. Premium TVs from LG, Sony, and Samsung support it. Cinema projections can also utilize Dolby Vision. It is the quality standard for high-end home entertainment.

Technical Details

Specification: Up to 10,000 nits peak brightness, 12-bit color depth, Rec.2020 color space. Dual-layer (Base + Enhancement) or single-layer profiles. Mastering is done on Dolby-certified monitors. The encoder generates dynamic metadata automatically.

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