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Just when you thought you’d finally made sense of all the jargon on the side of a TV box, another one surfaces. Dolby — the A/V tech giant whose fingerprints are all over the entertainment industry — ...

Unless you’re a Hollywood colorist, video metadata isn’t a very fun topic of conversation to bring up at a party — and yet, metadata is what’s going to transform your next budget TV purchase into a ...

Have you ever watched a breathtaking cinematic scene, a sweeping landscape or a tense, slow-motion moment, only to feel pulled out of the experience by distracting stutters or unnatural smoothness?

Dolby Laboratories has announced Dolby Vision 2, the next-generation take on the company’s industry-leading dynamic HDR solution. Hisense is the first TV maker to commit to supporting Dolby Vision 2 ...

Dolby today unveiled Dolby Vision 2, a next-generation version of the popular Dolby Vision HDR format. Dolby Vision 2 features a more powerful image engine that Dolby says "unlocks even more out of ...

Dolby may have announced Dolby Vision 2 a few months ago, but the company gave the new platform its first big reveal at CES 2026. I got the chance to see the improvements in person for the first time, ...

Dolby’s version of dynamic HDR (High Dynamic Range) can make Ultra HD 4K content come alive in your living room or home theater. While static HDR uses a fixed range of values to represent luminance ...

Arguably no recent TV picture quality enhancement technology has become more well known and widely loved than the Dolby Vision high dynamic range system. Dolby Vision’s extra scene by scene picture ...

With the rise of High Dynamic Range (HDR), video games have never looked better. Colors pop off the screen, and the dynamic range is so ridiculous that you can be blinded when moving your character ...

Over the past decade or so my Forbes channel has regularly covered news stories revealing how different broadcasters, streamers and film/TV studios have embraced various parts of Dolby’s peerless ...