Latest about HDR
Gray’s Rob Folliard discusses the rollout of Dolby Vision and Atmos for the games
Enhanced 4K combines the capabilities of the Comcast network with Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos audio
While single-camera production has been an early adopter, the demands of producing legacy formats side by side—and in real time—has made HDR slower to grow into multicamera work
HDR and ST 2110 are among the behind-the-scenes innovations
In addition to the greatly improved picture quality of high dynamic range, 3.0 broadcasters are adding new interactive features
Gray's NBC affiliate WAVE(TV) is broadcasting all of its programming using HDR with Dolby Vision and immersive sound using Dolby Atmos
Core technology update includes HDR support, expanded WAN connectivity and other new features requested by broadcasters
It is using the NextGen TV broadcasting capabilities to offer T2 as a free virtual channel in HDR
