We interview Javier Foncillas about the new Dolby Vision IQ features and what it does with the light sensor in the TV. Is it still the creator's intent?
We interview Javier Foncillas from Dolby Europe about the new Dolby Atmos music format which is now available via apps from Amazon Music and Tidal via a smart speaker and mobile devices with headphones.
There's been a lot of talk recently about contrast modulation being used to measure the 'real' resolution of 8K TVs – but what is it and does it really matter?
TV manufacturers are all talking about AI (Artificial Intelligence) and are adding it to everything from image processing and sound quality to smart features and viewing recommendations, but what is it?
A new licensing and certification home entertainment programme has been announced called IMAX Enhanced, but is it just marketing or something entirely new?
Dolby Vision has been getting a lot of attention recently, with many claiming it's the superior HDR format. But what is Dolby Vision, how does it work and is it really better than HDR10?
The standards for the use of High Dynamic Range (HDR) in broadcast TV are nearing completion and Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) is the most likely method of delivery.
High Frame Rate (HFR) might remain unpopular when it comes to movies but it offers the possibility of huge improvements in terms of motion with fast-paced sports.
Dolby aim to redefine the film-going experience with a new chain of cinemas that combine an uncompromising approach to design with cutting-edge technology like Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
A new 4K disc format has arrived in the form of Ultra HD Blu-ray. In this guide we take you through the technology, the players and the discs themselves.
With a festival of international football just around the corner, we take a look at how to get the most from your TV during Euro 2016 in this first of a series of guides.
HDR, FALD, VP9? With the rise of so many new TV technologies, never has there been as many confusing terms and abbreviations around the industry. AVForums is here to demystify and define with our TV Acronym Buster.
There's no such thing as the perfect TV and every technology has it limitations, so should certain issues be considered faults or are they just something you'll have to live with?
With KODI usage at an all-time high and more and more devices being able to use it, we take a closer look at the world's favourite open source media software.
If there's one question we get asked a lot these days it's what's the difference between an LED and an OLED TV? The answer is that the two technologies are fundamentally different and we explain why.
So you're thinking of buying a new TV. Well, before you part with your hard-earned cash, we list the ten features that your next TV must have if you want it to remain future proof.
With the first TVs and players with Freeview Play branding emerging, we take a look at what the new subscription-free platform is, how you can get it and how it stacks up against its closest rival.
So you've chosen your projector and screen, now you need to set everything up. We give you some important tips on how to get the most from your new purchase.
Reference Status - The 20 Best Blu-rays for Picture and Sound
by Steve Withers
Want to show off your new TV, projector, amplifier or speakers? We give our list of the 20 Blu-rays that will really give your system a workout and impress your friends.
These days most people use HDMI to connect their sources to their TVs but do expensive cables make any difference to picture quality? AVForums lifts the lid on this particular can of worms.