Set up Dolby Vision on the Blu-ray Disc player
IMPORTANT: This article applies only to specific products and/or operating systems. Check Applicable Products and Categories for details.
Before you start
- Make sure your Blu-ray Disc™ player has the latest firmware (Version M43.R.0175 or higher). Downloads are posted on your model support page.
- Use a Dolby Vision™ compatible Blu-ray Disc or video streaming service.
- Use a Dolby Vision compatible TV.
- If you're using a soundbar or A/V Receiver, make sure it's Dolby Vision compatible.
Connection and Settings
- Connect your Blu-ray Disc player to the TV directly.
- Use a premium Hi-Speed HDMI® cable or HDMI cable that supports 18Gbps bandwidth.
- Connect one end of the HDMI cable to the HDMI OUT port of the player.
- Connect the other end of the HDMI cable to the HDMI IN port of your TV.
Note: Your TV may have a specific Dolby Vision-compatible HDMI port. Check the TV manual for details. - Set up your Dolby Vision compatible A/V Receiver or Soundbar (if applicable).
- Use two premium Hi-Speed HDMI cables or HDMI cables that supports 18Gbps bandwidth.
- Connect the HDMI IN port of the TV and the HDMI OUT port of the Sound bar with the first HDMI cable.
Note: Your TV may have a specific Dolby Vision-compatible HDMI port. Check the TV manual for details.
- Connect the HDMI IN port of the Soundbar to the HDMI OUT port of the Blu-ray Disc player with the second HDMI cable.
- Set up your Dolby Atmos compatible A/V receiver or soundbar.
- On your Blu-ray Disc player, turn on Dolby Vision Output.
- On the Blu-ray Disc player remote control, press the HOME button.
- Select Screen Settings.
- Select Dolby Vision Output.
- Select ON.
- The default setting is OFF. There's no Auto setting.
- Set your TV input to HDR.
Note:
- If model-specific information is required to complete each step, check your manual.
- For third-party TVs, check your manual or contact the manufacturer for more information.
- On the TV remote control, press the HOME button.
- Select Settings.
- In the TV category, select External Inputs.
- Select HDMI Signal Format.
- Select Enhanced Format.
Dolby Vision output specifications
The dynamic range of the TV output is based on the Dolby Vision Output setting and the type of TV:
Dolby Vision Output | Input | Dolby Vision Compatible TV | HDR TV (Not Compatible to Dolby Vision) | SDR TV |
---|---|---|---|---|
ON | Dolby Vision | Dolby Vision output | HDR10 output | HDR output converted to SDR |
HDR10 (High Dynamic Range) | ||||
SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) | SDR output | |||
OFF (Default setting) | Dolby Vision | HDR10 output | HDR10 output | HDR output converted to SDR |
HDR10 | ||||
SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) | SDR output | SDR output | SDR output |
Note:
- If Dolby Vision Output is set to OFF, Dolby Vision-compatible videos use HDR10 instead.
- If Dolby Vision Output is set to ON, Video Settings and 3D Playback are unavailable.
- Non-Dolby Vision and non-HDR videos will play back using Dolby Vision output.