Dolby Vision disabled?????????????????? (alpha ring)

It's not an issue that requires resolving. It's just a simple reminder that Dolby Vision increases input lag. If it feels like the input lag is unbearable, just disable Dolby Vision for Gaming in the video modes menu.

It is still in test at this point in time. It may come out with the fall update, which has no release date yet.

In other words, as a simple user with xbox one x and compatible tv, I can't be using Dolby Vision until update?

ps Fall update - before december, correct?

If you're not in the alpha or alpha skip ahead preview rings in the xbox insider program you will have to wait, yes.

I found people having these problems, but I can't link the URLs here because they don't really have any fix for it (instead of just disabling Dolby Vision or HDR) and are not from Microsoft community or official websites.

It's not a "problem" with your console but it is indeed a bug.

Unfortunately there's nothing we can do except disable Dolby Vision, change your HDMI cable/port or maybe contact your TV manufacturer. If you could test it on another TV which also supports Dolby Vision it would be great, but it's not really feasable.

Hi SwampyLearner66!

Dolby Vision supports for gaming 4K@120Hz varies per manufacturer. Some could only support 4K@60Hz.

You may try to disable it and enable it again.
To disable Dolby Vision, press the Xbox button to open the guide, and then go to Settings > General > TV & display options > Video modes > Allow Dolby Vision > Off.

Check more of the troubleshooting steps here https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/...

If it doesn't work and your TV firmware has the latest update, please reach out directly to your TV manufacturer.

Hi, my name is Marvina and I will be happy to help you.

I'm sorry you have this problem. Follow the instructions below for a solution.

These are the correct steps for configuration, verify them:

Things to keep in mind:
On Xbox Series X|S, Dolby Vision is available for gaming and media streaming apps.
On Xbox One X and Xbox One S, Dolby Vision is available only for media streaming applications.

The original Xbox One console does not support Dolby Vision.
Dolby Vision is not available for Blu-ray media playback.

To enable Dolby Vision, press the Xbox button  to open the guide, then go to Settings > General > TV & display options > Video modes > Allow Dolby Vision.

To enable Dolby Vision, press the Xbox button  to open the guide, then go to Settings > General > TV & display options > Video modes > Allow Dolby Vision for games.
To check if your display supports Dolby Vision, press the Xbox button  to open the guide, then go to Settings > General > TV & display options > 4K TV details.

For best results, we recommend a direct wired connection from your Xbox to the TV, such as an HDMI cable.
Note Check with your TV manufacturer for firmware updates and Dolby Vision game compatibility.

If your 4K@120Hz TV supports Dolby Vision games in 4K@60Hz but not 4K@120Hz, follow these instructions for Dolby games

Vision and contact the TV manufacturer.
Games in Dolby Vision:
Press the Xbox button  to open the guide and go to Settings > General > TV & display options.
Set Resolution to 4K.

Set Refresh Rate to 60Hz.
Play at 120 fps:
Press the Xbox button  to open the guide and go to Settings > General > TV & display options.
Set Resolution to 4K.

Set Refresh Rate to 120Hz.
If your TV has the latest firmware and you experience screen latency or input lag while playing games in Dolby Vision, disable Dolby Vision while playing games and contact the TV manufacturer.

To disable Dolby Vision, press the Xbox button  to open the guide, then go to Settings > General > TV & display options > Video modes > Allow Dolby Vision > Disable.

If your TV or monitor displays a blank screen after enabling Dolby Vision, disconnect and reconnect the HDMI cable. If you still see a blank screen, restart your Xbox console:
Press and hold the Xbox  button on your controller.
Select Turn off console or Restart console > Restart.

Information source (credits):
https://support.xbox.com/help/hardw...o enable Dolby Vision, press,de video > Allow %20Dolby%20Vision.

I hope I can help you solve it.

Best regards,
Marvina.