How important is High Dynamic Range (HDR) on TVs? In case you're unfamiliar, HDR is a type of metadata that enables a display to show content with extended contrast and a wider range of colors ...

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Motion smoothing has a bad reputation among most cinephiles, as well as many home theater enthusiasts and content creators. Also known as motion or video interpolation, motion smoothing is available ...

Arguably no recent TV picture quality enhancement technology has become more well known and widely loved than the Dolby Vision high dynamic range system. Dolby Vision’s extra scene by scene picture ...

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Dolby’s version of dynamic HDR (High Dynamic Range) can make Ultra HD 4K content come alive in your living room or home theater. While static HDR uses a fixed range of values to represent luminance ...