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I might be remembering wrong, it might also need the HEVC windows 10 app. It is a paid app but mine came free with my laptop. I know the main thing is using the
by knaik94 5y ago
I might be remembering wrong, it might also need the HEVC windows 10 app. It is a paid app but mine came free with my laptop. I know the main thing is using the Movies and TV app. The DV app is called Dolby Vision Extensions app. https://thewincentral.com/microsofts-new-app-dolby-vision-extensions-now-available-in-google-play-store/ https://thewincentral.com/microsofts-new-app-dolby-vision-ex... Indirect link because the windows store link looked horrible when I tired copy pasting. You might be able to get the HEVC app free if you Google, but I haven't tried it myself.
- gruez 5y ago>HEVC windows 10 app Unless you can link to the specific "HEVC windows 10 app", I'm pretty sure you're referring to "HEVC Video Extensions", which is just a codec pack for decoding HEVC files. >DV app is called Dolby Vision Extensions app The linked article says that you need a "Dolby Vision licensed device"? That suggests it might need some sort of calibration for it to work?
- Strom 5y agoI haven’t verified this myself, but I’ve seen a bunch of people on reddit claim success with the following combo: * Movies and TV player * HEVC extension * Dolby Access app * Dolby Vision extension Additionally Dolby Vision works on Windows with a few big budget games. Thus the pipeline exists and can be used. It’s just obscured by proprietary secrets.