The Rise and Fall of Dolby Vision Gaming

[@itycagameplays]

Dolby Vision gaming was never alive, just like you said. As long as we keep getting well implemented HDR games, we're fine.

[@yuragi1454]

if you have enough HDR slider DV gaming is not really needed tbh. I would say with good working HDR10 settings (paperwhite, peak, shadow details, true black floor...) it is even better, because DV maybe has it´s own problems from time to time and is not fixable.

[@tman2damax]

I had no idea Dolby Vision on Xbox had so many issues until I discovered this channel. Since I've exclusively used HDR10 + HGiG and everything looks soooo much better, DV was just washing out every game.

[@khs511]

I don't understand I like the look of games better in Dolby vision.

[@tman2damax]

@@khs511 really depends on the display you’re using and how you calibrate your picture modes. On my LG C2, DV on Xbox looks washed out when configured 100% correctly (works totally fine for DV mastered TV/movies though), meanwhile HDR10 looks oversaturated and way too bright and punchy with the default dynamic tone mapping on. Changing that to HGiG and everything looks just right.

[@TechWithKG]

Great video 100% true, Dolby Vision gaming was DOA unfortunately. Microsoft never gave it chance Dolby never gave it a chance its just a buzzword at this point.

[@Simmo3D]

From what I have heard from a big game developer, is that they focus 99% on SDR, and barely put any serious work into HDR

[@zenbyo]

It sucks because Dolby games generally look better (imo) on my Vizio.

[@TaquitoDeSal__]

También en Hisense Mini-LED U8K

[@LeonDarkstar]

Same when I test auto HDR title between hdr10 and Dolby vision I always prefer it on DV.

[@gamingwithdummies3960]

I'm surprised this channel doesn't cover RTX HDR more. It's seriously awesome

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

Because it's very hard to record and it takes a lot of time. But I agree, its awesome.

[@bigkabuto]

I honestly wouldn't be missing it. I've had several TVs with DV support and I never saw the big deal. Even with some games that fully supported it. Let's first have devs just fully understand HDR because there are still too many trash HDR implementations, sadly.

[@Jza-GZa40k]

Dolby Vision if i remember was actually not supposed to be implemented into games as HDR is very early still,Let alone implemented well if your TV or Monitor Struggles,Dolby Vision is for Movies.

[@bigkabuto]

@@Jza-GZa40k DV is great on my Sony A95K QD-OLED, but I sometimes wonder how big of a difference/improvement it truly is over HDR10 content on streaming apps.

[@Jza-GZa40k]

@@bigkabuto DV is massively substantial compared to HDR10,In colour,Accuracy and Details,That’s why Panasonic and Sony have the best implementations of them as they are very accurate Sets and the masters of it,Anything else looks great but those sets are quite apart from the rest,It’s about how it’s implemented and what/How good the conjunction between mastering in those formats are,So for gaming,It’s pretty terrible as Microsoft said you can use it but you can’t,You couldn’t ever use DV it’s just so rare and difficult from a Movie format pretty much,It’s a lie.

[@bigkabuto]

@@Jza-GZa40k Interesting. Makes me wish I had a second TV that only does HDR10. In fact I kinda wish I could disable DV on my Sony so that it would use HDR10 and I can see the differences myself. I'm quite curious.

[@Jza-GZa40k]

@@bigkabuto HDR is 10x better in games,Disabled DV would improve your gaming experience,On the Panasonic you can turn it off and use HDR10/10+ and so on,In theory you should be able to find a setting on the Sony to do the same thing,If not that’s a shame,But if all you do is watch Shows and Movies,DV is stellar.Nothing beats it in pretty much everything..

[@tomekkrr7806]

Panasonic Oleds also support DV gaming at 120hz with VRR.

[@Jza-GZa40k]

They are the best TVs hands down.

[@tomekkrr7806]

@@Jza-GZa40k waiting for z95a to arrive

[@penumbrum3135]

Should rename the video to "The Fall and Fall of DV Gaming".

[@reerden91]

Question about how you have HDR10 set up on your G2, do you have the new 4:4:4 passthrough (which was recently added to the 2022 TVs as well) enabled on your gaming console inputs? I can't make up my mind whether i should enable it or not.

[@koehkermaik87]

I have a question since you also used the LG G2, do you have coil whine? With my G2 it is still there after the repair, just like before...very frustrating

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

Yes I do but its very minor

[@SLOP_JOCKS]

Awesome video idea!!! Read your last community post last night and then post this!! Great work man

[@Dr_Adamo]

Are you planning an updated HDR video for Elden Ring?

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

Yes, but I am not planning to buy the DLC. If there is an improvement or changes it should not depending on the DLC. At least I hope so

[@HelveticaBold1]

I want “Hello my friends” in Dolby Vision and Atmos. I’d love to see an analysis of Battlefield 1 on PC. It was one of the first games to support DoVi.

[@brenttitus2134]

The rise?!?! It never did! 😆

[@lilbabypimp3232]

I know Halo Infinite was the first game built from the ground up with Dolby Vision in mind, but I thought there’s a good handful of games that were remastered for Dolby Vision. I remember reading an article that games like Metro Exodus and Gears 5 were redone in Dolby Vision. How do those games compare in Dolby Vision vs HDR10 HGiG?

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

I am not aware of any other native DV game besides Halo on the Xbox

[@synro18]

random question but where did you buy that floor lamp with shelves i like it

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

On Amazon Artiss Floor Lamp, Vintage Wood Led Light Lamps Bookshelf Corner Shelf Standing Lights Display Stand Storage Organiser Home Decor for Living Room Bedroom, 3 Tier Shelves Pull-String Switch Black amzn.asia/d/djR7eeF . Be careful there are very cheap versions available whith a terrible quality

[@synro18]

@@GamingTech-KZbin thank you!

[@MrSouthSioux]

I'm sorry but DV for gaming looked way oversaturated vs HDR10. Also on PC HDR10 is just more universally supported.

[@ClaytonMathisVO]

I thought Gears 5, Diablo 4, Overwatch 2, Forza Horizon 4 and 5 had dolby vision as well? Surely Halo Infinite isn't the ONLY Dolby Vision game?

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

Yes, it is.

[@niro2766]

I have an OLED from Hisense (A8G) it doesn't have dynamic tone mapping and therefore also not hgig. When I play in Dolby vision the picture is darker and less saturated but the overall picture looks better. Does Dolby vision do any tone mapping even if my TV doesn't have it or am I just talking myself into thinking that DV looks better than regular hdr10??

[@pipgoesthepossum]

There was a rise? It never even took off. ): They basically sent it out to die without support. Doesnt help that the PS5 for instance can technically output DV, but Sony locked it to only their own tv sets. Absolutely insane decision.

[@jasonward4956]

Good to see you back my friend all the best.

[@thanhbinh7208]

Sorry, can I ask how many times it takes to click 3 steps for Samsung q60a hdr 502 nits.for ps5.tks

[@adrianocosta6311]

Hi friend, you have settings for ps5 to LG oled C4? Tks

[@SeeBastl]

yeah, it's a shame that the DV firmware update on the LG CX persuaded me to update my perfectly working TV in the past - because i was just too excited on the Xbox DV gaming feature. I dont know if the TV was calibrated beforehand by the retailer, but bfter that DV firmware update and date, i've got black crush, gradient banding and worse sound quality - Dolby Atmos turned into a not usable sound profile. Was so mad for a time, that i thought to sell that TV (and get a G2, but why should i buy a more expensive one from the same company, lol) - or never ever get LG again. But unfortunately there is no real competition in that price segment. Thank you Dolby Vision Gaming... :(

[@andyward8430]

So when I play games on my series x with an lg c2 it automatically kicks on Dolby vision if the game is in hdr. Would the games look better in hgig mode since they don’t natively support dolby vision?

[@SeinOppa]

Auf der Plasi haben die ja vor ein paar Monaten Dolby Atmos gebracht, vielleicht kommt auch Vision. Ich dachte eigentlich, dass Gears 5 auch Vision unterstützt, aber scheinbar nicht

[@rubenmartinez6796]

Hey man I know this is off topic but are you going to cover Elden Ring again?? The DLC is releasing soon so a lot of peace are going to be booting it up again and I know you have better tools now to analyze HDR. Btw great work as always!!!

[@clay2k452]

So you talked a lot about the added hours that game developers have to add to add Dolby Vision to their game but you did not talk about licensing fees. To get Dolby Vision to work the TV, console and game developer they all have to pay licensing fees to get it to work. For TV/Movies it seems that benefit for static content out weighs the fees. But for games it seems like you are just adding a lot more development time for dynamic content (The gamer can look anywhere go anywhere) plus fees that don't add as much value. I think Dolby Vision for games should just drop their fees until game engines make it super easy to turn on.

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

You are right. I forgot about the fee. Thats of course another issue

[@mrwalker6026]

DoVi being limited to only 2 TV manufacturers in my country doesn't help and one being Sony that's pretty much priced itself out of the market

[@sammy10001]

Markus threw his s95c in the garbage along with dolby vision gaming

[@8aba_Yaga]

I've noticed games using Dolby Vision HDR on my Xbox have better contrast than the same game on PS5 using HGIG HDR. I wish Microsoft pushed for more usage of DV since they paid for exclusivity in the first place

[@khs511]

Yes I also find a lot of the games look better to me in DV. The look is more filmic, realistic, cinematic. Except AC Valhalla, that does not work at all with DV. And boy it was hard to set settings for that game. Anyway. don't think most games do HDR well because it gets too contrasty to the point of looking fake. I just aim for those rich deep blacks on my OLED and get the highlights right. I have come to accept I will not be playing with full perfect brightness anyway because long sessions are very straining to the eyes. I just get the range right and the light emission crisp and it works well.

[@Shhzhxjsjznxn]

HDR10 for gaming (XSX), but most films and series that I stream do support DV. It looks amazing on my C2.

[@kelownatechkid]

DV is really just a way for dolby to collect more proprietary fees, just like atmos trying to make surround proprietary lol. Well-implemented hdr10 is the best - even in cinema blu-rays there are so few discs that are noticeably different in DV! The best movies often done in HDR10 and it all comes down to the implementation. In theory things might be different but in reality as you said, it comes down to investment and hell most screens out there don't even do DV as-is...

[@Marvolzz]

What’s the difference between Dolby Vision vs Dolby Vision gaming? I have 2 options on my Asus PgUcdm. Clarify please?

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

Dolby Vision Gaming has usual a much lower input lag than the "normal" DV mode but might have a lower picture quality.

[@Marvolzz]

@@GamingTech-KZbin so basically if I want lower input lag DvG if I want better picture quality DV?

[@Marvolzz]

For PC gaming do you recommend Dolby Vision or HDR10?

[@TheLateral18]

Is the image quality really noticeable?

[@TheEdmaster87]

Dolby Vision Gaming could be better if they used AI. Similar to what Nvidia has started with RTX HDR, such that developers dont have to spend time and money on it.

[@brunogm]

Both DolbyVision and HDR10+ are part of ST2094 standard. Dolby is application 1 or ST2094-10, hdr10+ is application 4 or ST2094-40; One can read where exactly they achieve the same result or not. ST2094-10 params table: TimeIntervalStart and TimeIntervalDuration TargetSystemDisplayPrimaries TargetSystemDisplayWhitePointChromaticity TargetSystemDisplayMaximumLuminance TargetSystemDisplayMinimumLuminance MinimumPqencodedMaxrgb AveragePqencodedMaxrgb MaximumPqencodedMaxrgb MinimumPqencodedMaxrgbOffset AveragePqencodedMaxrgbOffset MaximumPqencodedMaxrgbOffset ToneMappingOffset ToneMappingGain (sigmoidal curve) ToneMappingGamma ChromaCompensationWeight SaturationGain ToneDetailFactor ST2094-40 params copy most of the ST2094 table but add more complex bezier curves, transition ellipses for pixel selection and a Color saturation mapping function. So technically both standards have at minimum a per scene basic params change, but then add refinements. Since the particular tonal or contrast content would change outside "authorial intent" with basic tone mapping.

[@jaycorbin]

I’m sure that the “Bezier Functions” are very useful for the 2 pieces of content that support HDR10+.

[@TaquitoDeSal__]

Depende del Modelo de la TV muy pocos manejan el Dolby Vision para juegos. En mi experiencia me ha ido bien activándolo, recomiendo Hisense Mini-LED U8K

[@kriskant3326]

Not sure if i get it right, but it sounds like AI should or maybe could do the "extra work" in the future. :)

[@kaikiske7436]

Don’t have Xbox. Couldn’t make me get one When is PS5 getting DV native gaming?

[@suzakux1179]

Sony A95L, BRAVIA 7,8 and 9 ALL do Dolby Vision gaming at 120hz

[@jonesygrets6029]

Callisto protocol update ??????

[@AndrewJohnWard]

HDR10+ gaming is where it's at

[@SP95]

They are actually making progress but it's slow

[@AndrewJohnWard]

@SP95 Just stick with HDR10 for now, looks decent enough

[@Niothe0]

Hdr10+ is the only one with potential tbh as it has no fees and is open source. Issue is Sony and LG don't use the format which hurts it potential.... wish Sony and LG had all formats to give the consumer more but sadly only Vizio, Hisense, TCL use all formats. 😅

[@zriley7995]

hdr10+ can do dynamic frame-by-frame adjusments

[@vitiok78]

What about Mass Effect Andromeda? I remember it had a DV mode baked in

[@pipgoesthepossum]

PC only. :(

[@penumbrum3135]

@@pipgoesthepossum And janky as well. I believe it only works at 4K60.

[@AP-hn8wd]

I remember when people kept saying, Sony’s can’t do DV gaming at 120Hz. (PlayStation and TVs) they’ll go Xbox or LG TVs 😂

[@cuzr702]

Sony is still behind. They didn’t even update their oled this year.

[@Sejuani89]

One of the best gaming TVs is a Samsung and it doesnt support DV, so yeah it doesn't matter. As long as we get good hdr implementation on games, there's no problem

[@JeskidoYT]

i won't be surprised if microsoft partners with LG and PS partners with Sony TV in the next 5 years to expand on dolby vision as the next evolution of TV standard. Much like 4K (whether upscale or native) to HDR (the rise of OLED/mLED/QPLED/XYZLED)

[@bloomerb4162]

I know DV out of game mode on LG cx to c2 has crushed black level. And this cannot be fixed with calibration. In hdr10 the black level can be calibrated pretty much perfect. I would assume it's also crushed in DV game mode. Not sure about the c4 g4. They just use DV gaming like hdr10 anyways, they're not putting in special metadata. The only benefit it had going was to not need hgig or the consumer to input their displays capabilities for each game.

[@teddiecrash8216]

How many games have a correct HDR on XBOX ??? I bought for my Series X a LG CX, 3 years later i regret it. Vertical Banding and still no good support for HDR and we dont talk about DV or flicker issues with VRR on. At least all Games from MS Studios should have a 100% support of all capabilities of XBOX Series X. In fact, most of the Games are broken. They removed HDR on Grounded. State of Decay 2 has one of the worst HDR-Support i seen so far. On PS5 the situation is not better. Ghost of Tsushima was my Fav in Terms of HDR. MS had the CHANCE to deliver a real gaming machine, but for me the XBOX is Couch-PC and nothing more.

[@troymuni6120]

forget HDR, just say how many games on dustbox series meh...that's it lol. PS5 is trash as well but infinitely better than MS

[@sambowks]

Still doesn’t work in Halo - looks way better in standard HDR.

[@DarkLionn83]

Are you still gaming on the S95c?

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

I am JUST gaming on my S95C. Much better than my G2! G2 is good as a PC Monitor thanks to the WRGB pixel structure.

[@DarkLionn83]

@@GamingTech-KZbin Thank you for the reply. Keep up the good work I have the S95c + 990b soundbar. Love both

[@bauer_]

I was going to say your argument. Because it’s not on PlayStation.

[@matthieu634]

OLED PANASONIC 2024 Z95A will have dolby vision 144hz ;)

[@tomekkrr7806]

Oh yes! Beast! I saw it in vegas ;-)

[@Jza-GZa40k]

The issue is,Dolby Vision was created for Cinema experience,Movies and TV shows,Not gaming,So DV is actually a concept as HDR formats are bizarre at this point no matter what TV you have,It’s a lottery if it’s implemented well,Don’t be surprised if DV is terrible because it’s not for games. Edit:Xbox lied about the option,It shouldn’t have ever had the option in the first place.

[@sahibhamza3970]

why ps5 still not support Dolby vision

[@SEBAII85]

I have never seen a Dolby vision game on pc

[@angelyanez8286]

I still waiting for Dolby Vision on Windows 11

[@Pokingclams]

4:37 careful. You might hurt people.

[@lemmykilmister6792]

Eigendlich müsste Microsoft den Entwicklern vorschreiben, das sie natives Dolby Vision immer mit einbauen. Schließlich wird sie Series X seit Jahren damit beworben.

[@azwilko1997]

i use DV gaming but only because hdr10 makes the youtube app stutter for some odd reason

[@Squishmallows24]

There was no “rise” lol

[@ehenningsen]

Ive always preferred HDR10+

[@HullRupture]

Dv is only useful as a convenince thing in xbox in that no settings need adjusting. Thats the only benefit ive seen from dv gaming vs hdr in lg tvs. I still dont get why lg tvs have almost great settings out the box on hdr game optimizer accept they still insist on a cool colour temperature by default. And the fact it defaults to dtm isnt ideal either. Obviously just change it but it all plays into the intentions of how manufacturers think gaming content should be displayed.

[@svene8128]

we bought all lg tvs because of this advantage, which is not an advantage, at least until now

[@johndimitriou3748]

I feel Xbox Series X looks better with Dolby Vision gaming (both auto and native) on my LG C3 than HDR10+HGiG. IMO

[@stephenmurray8559]

I despise dolby vision. Always hated it. It never looks right

[@jjsavior]

Dolby gaming looks like garbage. Feel like I'm watching the matrix.

[@ArielOliveira]

Its so sad

[@happyhoildays2010]

I have no problem 😌 playing with DV on my LG tv when I play on my Xbox

[@FullSweatTryhard]

How does your HD-DVD’s look?

[@FilmrissGaming]

Fake hdr

[@troymuni6120]

what games lol vaporware...dustbox series meh is giant paperweight

[@heatwaveps5]

thought dolby gaming was better than hdr & hdr10 gaming

[@TheSocialGamer]

I just tagged Phil Spencer with this video. I hope it gets him to push DV on future 1st party titles.

[@troymuni6120]

you just saved gaming...when you speak Phil listens

[@shreder75]

I leave DV on my xsx with my lg c3 on all the time. I find it to be brighter and punchier. I know it's not native, but i prefer it to hdr10 even with hgig implemented games. HDR is still the wild west, and I'm very much a set it and forget it guy.

[@CJ-hj8cs]

Thought guardians of galaxy was too ??

[@stevesmith1764]

I always use dolby vision on xbox

[@assassin3003]

I played with dolby vision enabled very few games look better with dolby vision compared to native hdr games now I jusy turned it off, ac mirage is one of those games look very dark with dolby vision while with hdr its not perfect but much better

[@2Drip007]

Sold my C1 for a micro LED TV, couldn't be happier HDR 10+/4K 144Hz.

[@ChrischlyM]

Why?

[@2Drip007]

@@ChrischlyM I play a lot of fps games using sdr and OLED has terrible sdr peak brightnes and is locked at 4k120HZ

[@terrrorizer1563]

i calibrated my hdr 2p white point , colors and contrast looks amazing . i did the same with dolbyvision and highlight looks good but black are crushed and near black are raised wich look awful wgen playing horror game , and color look more natural but i paid for quantum dot annd im not impressed tbh

[@ultramsmultra2489]

Mannaggia dolby, from italy

[@thepluggy1]

It never really rose though did it

[@emanuelrasberger947]

It's a shame but if u own a tv that suport dolby vision for gaming it is beautiful! My Philips tv has vision gaming and even if the game doesn't have dolby vision due to the xbox dolby vision gaming implementation games looks si much better then with HDR, and the input lag is normal not any issues! I know many r not using this feature on xbox series couse it look worse for them that is a tv problem! By Philips

[@whereistheguru.]

To be honest, it's a bummer you didn't spend some time here on mentioning every PC game which supports native DV - information on the internet about it is veeery lacking and inconsistent, same for Atmos.

[@simonmessina4774]

It's not working because no machine is outputting 48gig 4:4:4 12 bit that's all. Dolby vision is brighter than hdr when at full 12bit. Just need to wait for a new console to come out.

[@Zemla]

I get so angry when devs don't implement HDR well. It'll improve the quality of their games without impacting performance. Dolby Vision...we are nowhere near there, they need to learn how to handle regular HDR first. :-/

[@DarkCyberpunkAntidepessiva]

GEARS 5 is in native “Dolby Vision”! I have seen a trailer for a free patch/update! You should check out GEARS 5 in Dolby Vision vs Standard HDR10. I would love a Video about the Patched GEARS 5 Dolby Vision Version. Thx

[@Iamfirebird360]

Not native. They do have dolby support but not ground up native support.

[@djbpresents9584]

Dang

[@The_Mariner]

Forget Dolby Vision. Its hard enough getting good HDR10.

[@TaquitoDeSal__]

Deberías probar con más televisores y modelos, y no generar una sola versión porque solo tienes una TV

[@GamingTech-YouTube]

I have not just one TV 😉

[@MISTERMASTER1234]

Ps5 pro will have dolby vision, and Sony will start to implement native dolby vision to their games, and every gaming dev will follow and this way we get native support.

[@Iamfirebird360]

No where has Sony ever stated pro would have or does have DV support.

[@NemesisEnforcer7]

The video should be called "Does DV gaming exist?"

[@ChroniclesofKToyoda]

Bad info🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼Modern PBR HDR workflow does not require any extra asset work whatsoever between any of the major HDR formats such as; (OG)-HDR-10, HDR-10+ or even Dolby Vision🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼They are ALL 10,000Nits containers, & it's literally easier to implement than an SDR conversation & the metadata is automatically generated anyway The only difference(similarity)really is NONE of the standards can fully be met because none of those formats can be fully saturated with real IRL 10,000Nits display because no such display as of yet exists. Sony gets closest with only(IIRC)one 4,000Nits(as measured in the real world)full field sustained LED display & no OLED even comes remotely close, hence why the compromise was made to not aim for 10,000Nits but rather the usual 1,000Nits or 4,000Nits of HDR-10 or Dolby Vision respectfully Metadata might seem like a necessary feature but it's actually a crutch to alleviate the issue that is dim displays, so when I hear people say phrases like "implement Dolby Vision correctly" I know they lack understanding, because there is no implementing HDR correctly because the true 10,000Nits standard can't be met period, so there is no doing HDR right, the displays simply aren't bright enough, & if they were, then the metadata becomes irrelevant as everything at that point is just displayed at native values, the reason that metadata seems important is because Dolby is asking for more brightness than what is currently possible so it needs to compensate for when it's not as bright because the already lower scaled brightness would make muddy hard to see dark detail even worse then it already is than when regular HDR-10 struggles To simplify the HDR technology is not the issue, it's the fact displays are still much too dim to max the standard so each standard has to be scaled to fit, a typical high end OLED only manages a meager "sustained full field brightness" of a just 200(yes two hundred spelled out as in basically SDR)Nits this means the brighter the standard(such as Dolby's)the dimmer the APL(average picture luminance)& the worse the gaming experience TLDR; this means Dolby Vision gets avoided outright because it makes games look much too dark on average for the vast majority of Dolby panels out there, after all it's getting scaled down 4-TIMES as aggressively compared to OG-HDR-10 on any HDR panel that supports both with it's full brightness Bonus Work for the doubters who think OG-HDR10 will always clip at 1,000Nits, get to a Sony, even a 5 year old one without Dolby anything will work for this, run a "10,000Nits" "HDR Test Pattern" on KZbin, you'll notice on the standard contrast values it will clip early, put contrast down to 50(AKA the middle), now it'll differentiate all the way up to the full 10,000Nits with peak real world brightness being the same but the picture will overall be dimmer as a result higher scaling factor(kinda what Dolby's issue is exacerbated). Conversely, you can set contrast up to 100(AKA maxed out), now even SDR level 200Nits content will be expanded to the display's HDR capability & anything over SDR may start clipping(but with how dim some movies are authored this usually helps{even though it's technically wrong[it's still better then cReAtIvE iNtEnT because you actually get to see things rather than "Cinematic Blindness"}]) (ProTip do this on lower-end/older LED displays or those that disable local dimming in game mode along with the PlayStation HDR calibration after resulting in blacks by contrast looking darker and less milky and the highlights standing up against sunlight better! You're Welcome!!)

[@mash2481]

I prefer Dolby Vision. To each, their own.

[@Starfey]

Dolby Vision ist one of the most overrated techs out there - even that... it was absolute broken at the beginning.

[@Jza-GZa40k]

Dolby Vision is not overrated,It’s not for gaming it’s for cinema watching,DV destroys HDR10,10+ and many more in content.Gaming should not have DV,Xbox lied.

[@Starfey]

@@Jza-GZa40k so its overrated for gaming xD

[@troymuni6120]

Will never be on PS5 either since they have to allow DV to take control of all of the image processing and Sony will never do that.

[@ssj3rd]

Dolby Vision Gaming: DOA.

[@unique_is_back]

We dont like you!

[@troymuni6120]

I haven't turned on my Dustbox Series Meh since playing the Halo reskinned Far Cry piece of trash the day it was released. Will never buy another MS console ever again.

[@lb1706]

You don't have an Xbox. You're just a clown.

[@braxtonbryant9105]

I have both consoles including a PC. I must say Xbox is actually the better console. The quick resume feature is great, it’s actually the more powerful console on the market, the only knock I have on Xbox is the lack of physical copies and the haptics on the controller.