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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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