
Good news, 4K Blu-ray fans: Dolby confirms that Dolby Vision 2 HDR can work on existing players and disc tech — bad news: it's up to the manufacturers, and Sony already said 'we do not plan to provide an update'
THE SO WHAT
Dolby Vision 2 being backward-compatible but gated by OEM firmware choices is another reminder that post-sale experience is now a software roadmap question. If your product depends on third-party hardware, treat vendor update policies as a first-class risk in your UX and support planning.
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