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Dolby Vision 2 Is Coming, but Your TV Isn't Obsolete (Yet)
- Dolby Laboratories announced Dolby Vision 2, a major upgrade to its HDR format, on September 2, 2025, in San Francisco and Berlin.
- Dolby Vision 2 expands HDR capabilities with new AI-driven Content Intelligence to optimize picture quality based on content and environment.
- Hisense is pioneering Dolby Vision 2 support in its TVs, while CANAL+ stands out as the initial entertainment company to integrate this advanced technology into its content offerings.
- New features include Authentic Motion for cinematic motion control, Precision Black for better clarity, and Sports and Gaming Optimization with white point and motion adjustments.
- Dolby Vision 2 will appear in new TVs without affecting current models, and Apple is expected to support it soon with a new Apple TV 4K launch this fall.
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Dolby Vision 2 touts judder-free motion control technology for TVs
Are you ready to get your head around a new TV technology? I ask because Dolby Vision 2 is on its way, building on the existing HDR technology in some eyebrow-raising ways. Announced overnight ahead of IFA in Berlin, the official word is that Dolby Vision 2 “is designed specifically to meet the evolving opportunities of television experiences today”. An empty corporate statement in isolation, it appears that the technology aims to do more to ada…
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TV Tech Industry NewsThe new Dolby Vision 2 HDR standard is probably going to be controversial
It addresses two scourges of modern TV viewing—but maybe not in the way we want.
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