As the title says I bought a Apple TV 4K didn’t even know my tv supported Dolby Vision during setup switched to Dolby vision and wow it’s like I replaced my TV the video quality and picture quality is night and day compared to my old android boxes. That’s all thank you.

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    10 months ago

    I now just have to figure i just bought a 4K tv to complement the appleTV4K i have had for years. Its great. But some disney plus shows are very dim now

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      10 months ago

      That’s the HDR kicking in! The show may be more dim, but it will have much more accurate colors and you are viewing closer to how the director intended.

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        10 months ago

        I would have assumed the director wanted me to see what is happening in the scene.

        Jokes aside, something is wrong in the hdr/dolby vision relay between the disney app to apple tv 4k to the tv. I’ll figure it out.

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      10 months ago

      That’s an unfortunate shortcoming of our current displays and current standards.

      The standards are ambitious and allow for dynamic ranges well beyond what our hardware is currently capable of. Even our most expensive displays can’t do the full range of our standards. So we play games with mapping of the theoretical range to our comparatively dim displays. Even after doing that, many people still find the image annoyingly dark.

      You may find that you enjoy watching HDR content converted to SDR. It will be brighter and easier to see, though less accurate.

      HDR displays are getting brighter each year. But for the foreseeable future, HDR content will still appear too dim for some people. There’s no way around that other than brighter displays or a standards/usage change by the industry.

      Personally, I think HDR could have been handled better by everyone. Someday, our current content mastering will display beautifully. It just doesn’t quite yet.