More HDR10 and Dolby Vision selection settings for games and videos

Your right that Dolby Vision is better than HDR10, however the differences are marginal at best, and only true TV calibrators will be able to see the difference.

The reason Microsoft went with HDR10 and not Dolby Vision is that HDR10 is open, it doesn't cost anything to make a TV HDR10 compatible, all you have to do is meat the specifications and your good to go.

Dolby Vision on the other hand costs money, the vast majority of cheaper HDR TV's are going with HDR10 and only the more expensive "premium" TV's have Dolby Vision and HDR10.

On a side note, you may want to look at not getting an LG B7/C7 and using it with you soundbar, I've read loads of scare stories of people using these TV's with a soundbar and getting pretty bad lip synch issues, just a warning.

Just to be sure. Go to TV and video options and under video modes disable low latency mode, hdr10, auto HDR and Dolby Vision if you use and test games again.

Hello, I tried all three of these, and still do not see Dolby Vision enabled. I see Ultra 4k, HDR10, Dolby Atmos in Disney+ shows that should have DV. It still shows that Dolby Vision is supported in the video options, but is not showing in the apps.

Any help is appreciated!

Hi there,

Was Dolby Vision working for you before you sent it in for repair? What TV model and brand do you have?

I recommend going to Settings>Display & sound>Video output>4K TV details and make sure that your TV setup supports Dolby Vision which will be represented by a green checkmark. Then go to Video modes and make sure Allow 4K, HDR10, and Dolby Vision is checked.

Keep your color depth at 8-bit and refresh rate at 60Hz at 4K UHD as your resolution.

Hey there, you don't need Dolby Vision to play in 4k. You just may not get full HDR if your TV isn't capable of Dolby Vision or HDR10. Will it let you set your screen resolution to 4k?