Disney, Dolby Vision and Blu-Ray
Disney Is Finally Making 4K Blu-Rays Mastered for Dolby Vision
Disney is finally mastering their 4K Blu-rays with Dolby Vision for better visual fidelity. Dolby Vision is an HDR format that uses visual settings to make movies look as close as possible to the director's intent. Enjoying Dolby Vision Blu-rays requires hardware compatible with the HDR format, including TVs and Blu-ray players.
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