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23 October 2024 - 17:04
Good Evening;
Dolby Vision tone mapping (color space-color palette) is different to normal SDR (standart dynamic range) color system.
If a mediaplayer machine has hardware based Dolby Vision VS10 Engine Board (Some rdt1619dr chip) then convert color system to normal led tv.
But anther problem is dolby vision profile level.
DV has profile levels From 4 to 20. These mediaplayers can only convert some levels.
Usually 4K Films are profile 7,8
23 October 2024 - 06:14
Unfortunately, NO
This is marketing tool and TRAP.
This is DV tutorial
So, if i get an expensive TV that supports Dolby Vision and play the movie from my computer via HDMI (mirror) on my computer will have the colours scrambled but on the tv will be correct? My computer seems to have a Dolby VIsion compliant video card, cheap but compliant, iRiS xe, but does not want to correctly play that thing, tested in windows or linux, does not make any differences.
Please be careful if you want to buy a tv with dolby vision support.
No matter how the source is.
I use 4k receiver to watch films.
I use tv as if pc monitor.
I do not know DV Compliant video card on pc side.
My dream tv is here
https://www.displays.../model/18402a96
I tested it several times. Candela,colors,IMAX,BMatte,Sound,etc are near perfect.
22 October 2024 - 19:30
Unfortunately, NO
This is marketing tool and TRAP.
This is DV tutorial
https://professional...?language=en_US
I like to watch old films like you.
I advice you must prefer except for dovi
The film maybe wonderful if it has
60fps
Open.Matte
Upscaled.AI (Old films upscaling to 4k)
I attached a film belongs to year 1992
22 October 2024 - 19:08
It doesn't matter!
Dolby Vision has a different color palette and New born.
Only the high end tvs have this feature.
The real dovi tv must be at least 1500 candela.
I prefer SDR format(yuv-4.2.2) on 4k films.
Most of 4k tvs(cheap ones) has fake HDR,HDR10 and HLG capabilities.
I captured the same film and similar scene.
The real color is orange.
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22 October 2024 - 18:23
@serdeliuk;
Its normal because of samsung tv's have no licence for dolby vision
You have a film including DOLBY VISION (DOVI) color palette.
Unfortunately; Samsung has never bought dolby vision licence for a long time.
You see blue color as green in dv or dovi film.
