Creating in Dolby Vision

Part 1: Introduction and series overview

Learn about the design of the tutorial series and what to expect.

Part 2: Dolby Vision quickstart guide

Learn how to get quickly started working in Dolby Vision® — from HDR grading to delivery.

Part 3: HDR and Dolby Vision essentials

Explore essential terms and vocabulary in the Dolby Vision workflow.

Part 4: Hardware and software requirements

Learn about the correct hardware and system configurations for Dolby Vision grading.

Part 5: Project setup fundamentals

Learn about common color management and video settings you’ll need to get started.

Part 6: Internal CMU setup

Explore the advantages of using the Dolby Vision internal CMU.

Part 7: External CMU setup

Learn how to set up the Dolby Vision external CMU if required.

Part 8: Source footage and HDR grading workflows

Learn about key source footage considerations and explore essential HDR grading workflows.

Part 9: After the HDR grade ­– footage analysis and trims

Learn how to analyze HDR footage and perform an optional target trim pass to generate L2 or L8 metadata.

Part 10: Delivery

Explore the various delivery options after your Dolby Vision grade is finished.

Part 11: Quality control

Learn essential quality control procedures including metadata validation, tone-mapped outputs, and HDMI tunneling.

Part 12: Conclusion and additional resources

Discover additional resources to continue your Dolby Vision and HDR education.