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http://www.cnet.com/news/dolby-visio...tv-format-war/
It's going to be very interesting, but I think in the end that both will be used. Besides, as far as UHD BD, HDR10 cannot lose, because it is IN the spec. Any disc containing HDR must have an HDR10 layer. Eventually these discs will have a dynamic layer as well, and it could be HDR10 dynamic (which is being developed) or Dolby Vision. What I found interesting in the article is the advantages of each format. HDR10 is open platform while Dolby Vision is better suited for lower end HDR TVs. So both have a chance for wider adoption in their own way. |
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