One of the main qualities of Apple TV +, apart from the quality of its series and that more and more often the content is its own, is that the quality of the images is assured. The content of the service in stremaing, it promised to be broadcast in Dolby Vision HDR. However it seems that it is not happening this way.
Several users are commenting that this quality in the images is not working as it should be. Via forums on Reddit and the social network Twitter, they are confirming it.
Dolby Vision HDR dynamic does not work
The first and last chapters that are being broadcast for example of the See series, The Morning Show and For All Mankind, They are no longer available in Dolby Vision HDR dynamic, but static in HDR10 format.
What exactly does this mean?
Compared to static HDR10 which performs uniformly across all content, Dolby Vision HDR uses dynamic image metadata that allow Dolby Vision-compatible televisions to accommodate the extended color gamut and increase the contrast range scene by scene and even frame by frame .
This means that by losing this support, dark scenes may not be seen clearly and some parts may even appear as a negative image or have a strange tint.
In the forums it is said that perhaps the problem is that the error comes from the Match Dynamic Range function Apple TV that prevents the cable box from correctly broadcasting the source content.
Although this would be more feasible if the problem affected all Apple TV + content, the documentary The Elephant Mother, among others, seems to be broadcasting in the expected quality. So that more likely Apple removed support because of a problem with support.