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Dolby Vision 2: The Future of HDR Arrives
12 Aug
Summary
- Dolby Vision 2 is rolling out via firmware update to select Hisense TVs.
- New features include Authentic Motion and Light Sense 2.
- Content and TVs supporting up to 10,000 nits are anticipated.
The advanced HDR format, Dolby Vision 2, is now launching globally on select Hisense television models. This significant upgrade is being introduced via a firmware update, with initial support arriving on Hisense UX, UR9, UR8, and U7/U7 Pro series TVs, primarily those running Google TV or VIDAA OS.
Dolby Vision 2 utilizes dynamic metadata, similar to its predecessor, to meticulously reproduce creators' intended visuals. However, it introduces new capabilities such as Authentic Motion for granular control over motion smoothing and Light Sense 2 for adaptive brightness adjustment based on ambient light.
The format is engineered for the next generation of displays, capable of achieving up to 10,000 nits of brightness. While full Dolby Vision 2 content remains scarce, streaming platforms like Peacock and Canal+ have committed to supporting it. Viewers might observe subtle improvements on existing Dolby Vision content, but the true potential of Dolby Vision 2 will be realized with dedicated content and future high-performance TVs.
