“I recently bought a Hisense 75" H6510G 4K set that is supposed to have Dolby Vision. I could not find any Dolby Vision things to click on the Menu on the TV under "Picture" or "Picture Mode". I don't think I'm getting Dolby Vision.”
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I figured it out last night. I had to activate my 4K player to Dolby Vision by the 4K player remote. It had nothing to do with the TV.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello Hisense Customer, Thank you for your interest in the 75H6510G. There is not a settings for Dolby Vision as this is a automatic feature and once the content that is playing supports Dolby Vision the television will automatically display Dolby Vision. If you have any further questions please give us a call at 1-888-935-8880 or email us at [email protected]. Thanks Again, We look forward to hearing from you! Harley with the Hisense Support Team
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Dolby Vision is automatically enabled once the content is either being streamed or played. For example I am currently using an Apple TV 4K to stream Disney+ and Netflix with Dolby Vision content and it will display Dolby Vision icon on top right hand side of screen. You can then customize your Dolby Vision video preferences.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hey, I love this TV too. I think Hisense is doing a lot of things right and going to be big in the market. Anyway, my understanding is that Dolby Vision is a video format that simply allows for better picture quality. If something is broadcast in Dolby Vision, this TV can interpret that and it looks great - exactly like the content producer wants it to look. Other TVs that don't have it will just display generic HDR (High Dynamic Range) color which can still look really good. I don't believe there are settings to turn it on or off or adjust it (because the content producer doesn't want you to mess with it), its just there if the content was produced and broadcast with it. Pardon me if I'm behind your research and you find otherwise. Enjoy.
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