Dolby Vision on Netflix — Transcript
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- 0:00Hi guys, I'm here today to explain
- 0:02something very important to you about
- 0:04Dolby Vision. If you have bought a TV
- 0:06that is Dolby Vision capable, then you
- 0:09need to know that an example here,
- 0:12Stranger Things,
- 0:13[clears throat and cough] if you're
- 0:15using the app on the Skybox, as you can
- 0:18see here, it's coming through in 4K HDR
- 0:205.1 surround, which is decent, but
- 0:24you're not using Dolby Vision.
- 0:27If you have paid for a TV and it's Dolby
- 0:29Vision capable, then you need to use the
- 0:34TV's inbuilt apps. If you do, as you can
- 0:37see from the one earlier where it just
- 0:39said 4K um and 5.1, you've now got Dolby
- 0:44Vision and Atmos capable, but that's
- 0:46only effective when you use the in TV
- 0:51apps as opposed to the Sky box. If you
- 0:54found that helpful, leave a like and
- 0:57subscribe for more.
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