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Webcast on High Dynamic Range

by Yvette Raikes

Mike Callahan of Elemental and Roland Vlaicu of Dolby Laboratories are leading a webcast discussion on the future of HDR for video, covering standards, single and dual layer implementations and display options. It will …

Dolby Vision Updates on Adoption Status

by Bob Raikes

The Hilander Blog recently attended a briefing in Korea by Dolby that summarised the progress on HDR with Dolby Vision. The text of the article is in Korean, but the slides are in English. …

Tags:Dolby Vision| HDR - High Dynamic Range| Large Display Monitor| Vol 23 - Issue 41

Color Grading for HDR and DCI Cinema

by Matthew Brennesholtz

In a Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) Emerging Technology Webcast on October 6th, Thad Beier, Director of Image Platform Workflow at Dolby Laboratories, discussed the techniques of color and dynamic range …

Dolby Explains Dolby Vision vs HDR10

by Bob Raikes

If you are unsure about the difference between HDR10 and Dolby Vision, Dolby’s Giles Baker, Sr Vice President, Broadcast Business Group at Dolby Laboratories, has put a post on Linked In that explains it …

Dolby Working On Broadcasters

by Bob Raikes

Dolby had its usual place on the show floor and was showing both its Dolby Vision developments and its Atmos audio, although we focused strongly on the video side when we went on the …

Ang Lee Shows the Future of Cinema Display (Updated)

by Bob Raikes

Ever since I read Chris’s NAB summary for Display Daily, I have been looking forward to IBC as I knew that there was a plan to go even further in pushing the envelope on …

Tags:3D Cinema| Cinema Projection| Dolby Vision| HFR - High Frame Rate| Vol 23 - Issue 36

Amlogic Chips to Offer Dolby Vision for STB Makers

by Chris Chinnock

Amlogic is a fabless system-on-chip (SoC) company that provides open platform solutions for multimedia consumer devices including OTT/IP STBs and Android-based Smart TVs. It’s newly released Amlogic S912 series SoC will include Dolby Vision …

Comparing Dolby Vision and HDR10

by Isaac Oburu

Insight Media has released a new white paper showing the similarities and difference between HDR10 and Dolby Vision. The analysis shows that HDR10 is really a subset of the more comprehensive Dolby Vision HDR …

Tags:Dolby Vision| HDR - High Dynamic Range

High Dynamic Range – the Other Eight

by Matthew Brennesholtz

I’ve written about high dynamic range (HDR) systems several times recently. Most of the focus has been on Dolby Vision and HDR10, primarily because content formatted for these two HDR systems is available in …

Tags:BBC| Dolby Vision| HDR - High Dynamic Range| NHK| Vol 23 - Issue 35

USB Type-C Connector Will Now Support HDMI 1.4b Signaling

by Chris Chinnock

HDMI, LLC used IFA to announce new support functionality for the USB 3.1 Type C connector. When placed in Alt mode, supporting chip sets can now use HDMI1.4b signaling over the connector. USB is …

Dolby Vision vs HDR10 Clarified

by Matthew Brennesholtz

As a follow-up to my HDR10 vs Dolby Vision article, I had a chance to talk to Patrick Griffis of Dolby Laboratories, Inc. on Monday about Dolby’s view of high dynamic range (HDR) systems. …

Tags:Dolby| Dolby Vision| HDR - High Dynamic Range| Vol 23 - Issue 33

Dolby Vision & Atmos Streaming Universal Movies on Vudu

by Isaac Oburu

First Universal movies are now available for streaming in Dolby vision and Atmos on Vudu! The movies are: ‘Oblivion’, ‘Lucy’, ‘The Huntsman: Winter’s War’ and ‘Lone Survivor’.