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>I have a high end OLED screen in a very dark room, and I was very disappointed by the picture quality. Unfortunately for you, high end OLED in a very dark roo
by brokenmachine 7y ago
>I have a high end OLED screen in a very dark room, and I was very disappointed by the picture quality.
Unfortunately for you, high end OLED in a very dark room is literally the most likely conditions under which you'd be annoyed by these problems... :-)
HDR is the way to go.
- zaroth 7y agoIt’s Dolby Vision from the ATV to the set, it’s the source encoding I assume that just couldn’t live up to material. Perhaps bitrate compromises have to be made when you’re streaming to so many people at once, but it’s not usually so glaring.
- brokenmachine 7y agoOh, that's surprising. If it is truly Dolby Vision then the dynamic metadata should cope very well with darker scenes, so it must be either the source material or the compression for streaming. It will be interesting to see if it looks better when a higher-quality Bluray version comes out.