Oh cool, because HDR wasn't complicated enough.
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HDR10+ seems like a much better solution rather than subsidizing Dolby.
You know, the core of this is actually a neat idea. It'd be nice to have ambient light adaptation, a push for native higher framerates and such standardized and built into whatever editors do. TVs do this in a bajillion different ways, all suboptimally because it's not standardized.
It sucks that its Dolby. That its tiered, and all the other nonsense.
...But if no one else has the industry muscle to push it, well, maybe it won't be so awful?
If it’s a standard that’ll only work on new chips and so many people already have TVs I don’t see this being super widely adopted unless there’s backwards compatibility.
Hisense will be the first TV brand to introduce Dolby Vision 2 to its lineup. These TVs will be powered by MediaTek Pentonic 800 with "MiraVision Pro" PQ Engine, the first silicon chip to integrate Dolby Vision 2. Timing and availability will be announced at a later date.
There is nothing about backward compatibility.
My best guess is it’ll fallback or include data for DV1 data in content with DV2 otherwise they are really shooting themselves in the foot lol
I would have thought so too, but one would think they would mention something like this in the press release.
All this "cool" tech but implementation is a bitch...
Atmos and dv1... Most content doesn't support it.
It is still gimmick at this point