Dolby vision

[bruin62]

I have a post over on the Blu-ray player section but now iam really confused about this Dolby Vision? Is this like a upscaler? Or does it have to be on the movie disc? Does this feature help with a 1080 projector with a 4K receiver? I figured on a 4K player because eventually I will get a 4K projector

 

[PENG]

I have a post over on the Blu-ray player section but now iam really confused about this Dolby Vision? Is this like a upscaler? Or does it have to be on the movie disc? Does this feature help with a 1080 projector with a 4K receiver? I figured on a 4K player because eventually I will get a 4K projector

No, you need a TV that supports it. Take a read of this.

 

[bruin62]

Well that was interesting not only does the player need this format but the tv and disc does as well. I thought this was just a upscaling download for a blurry player to make any disc look better. Any 4K projector supporting this would be pretty pricey

 

[mtrycrafts]

.. Any 4K projector supporting this would be pretty pricey

It may be but not necessarily. It is all about the programming

 

[Foxrox]

IMO, these are the things you would need to distinguish Dolby Vision from HDR10:
-very high end display/projector
-near perfect conditions, e.g. room painted matte black with hardly any reflective surfaces
-Exceptional vision
-Experience with critically watching many different displays with a variety of content
-Tinfoil hat
-Dolby indoctrination training

 

[BoredSysAdmin]

Generally, while Dolby Vision could offer slightly better quality over HDR10 - the later is much more common due to being cheaper/free standard.