Netflix in Dolby Vision

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Watching Netflix films and series in Dolby Vision

If you’re on a mission to find out which cool films and TV series you can experience in Dolby Vision, you’re in the right place. Whether you’re hoping to see Stranger Things’ Vecna in all his gory glory, or want to explore the breathtaking Arctic wilderness and mysterious oceanic depths of Our Planet, there’s something for everyone on Netflix in Dolby Vision.

More and more original content on Netflix is available in Dolby Vision. To access the latest titles, all you need is a Netflix Premium subscription and a device enabled with Dolby Vision. Choose from a ton of titles including The Grey Man, Bridgerton, Locke and Key, The Sandman, and more! Available titles will display the Dolby Vision badge next to their description. On Cast TVs, a Dolby Vision badge will appear on the loading screen.

 

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Why you should watch Netflix shows in Dolby Vision

Have you ever lost the thread of a TV or film story due to an overly dark screen or blown-out light? Creators continue to push the boundaries of visual art with lighting and colour, but until now, the technology that lets fans watch mind-bending drama and documentaries the way the creators intended has been limited. But now there’s Dolby Vision.

Dolby Vision captures every visual detail of your favourite Netflix shows with captivating colours, sharper contrasts, and richer details. It does this by bringing darker darks and brighter brights to your screen — sometimes all at once. Based on your service and device, it unlocks the full potential of HDR technology by dynamically optimising the image quality to deliver mesmerising visuals every time.

So, whether you’re engrossed in the soft powdery pastel hues of Bridgerton or the dark, sombre moments of The Crown, you can be sure Dolby Vision is giving you the most truthful viewing experience.

 

How to get the best Dolby Vision experience on Netflix

Watching Netflix shows in Dolby Vision is simple. First, you’ll want to make sure your TV is enabled with Dolby Vision. There’s a bunch on the market from many leading brands, including TCL, Sony, and LG. We’ve got a handy list of makes and models here. Just make sure you have updated the TV’s firmware to the latest version.

No Smart TV? Don’t want to hook your TV directly to the internet? Don’t like the TV’s interface? No problem. You can stream Dolby Vision films and series using Dolby Vision-enabled gaming consoles or set-top boxes. Be sure to use high-quality HDMI cables to connect your devices. Streaming wirelessly from your mobile device to a TV enabled with Dolby Vision with Chromecast is also an option.

If computers are your thing, Windows PCs with the Windows 10 or 11 Netflix app, or the Microsoft Edge browser, can stream Netflix in Dolby Vision when connected to a monitor enabled with Dolby Vision. For Mac owners, the streaming service can be accessed via the Safari browser, as long as your device is enabled with Dolby Vision. If you’re on the go, check out our list of mobile devices enabled with Dolby Vision.

Ideally, you want to be in the sweet spot for internet speed requirements to watch Dolby Vision on Netflix. Both Dolby and Netflix recommend an internet connection speed of at least 15 megabits per second to stream titles available in Dolby Vision at Ultra HD 4K resolution.

 

Get started streaming in Dolby Vision on Netflix — a checklist

To enjoy Netflix content in Dolby Vision, you will need to have things set up to deliver the best possible experience. You’ll need:

  1. A Netflix Premium Plan
  2. A streaming device enabled with Dolby Vision
  3. A smart TV enabled with Dolby Vision
  4. A steady internet connection speed of 15 megabits per second or higher
  5. Make sure streaming quality is set to High

Take a fresh look at your favourite Netflix content with the mesmerising picture quality of Dolby Vision. Get started building your own personalised home cinema today with our interactive setup guide.

 

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