By DTVE Reporter

Harmonic has announced the addition of public cloud support for Dolby Vision HDR live content.

The company claims this to be the first implementation of public cloud support for the delivery of Dolby Vision content, and said that the innovation will push forward the “live broadcast and streaming UHD HDR revolution.”

The high fidelity visual format has been integrated into Harmonic’s VOS cloud streaming platform and XOS software-based appliance.

Vice president, video appliances, at Harmonic, Stephane Cloirec said: “UHD HDR is a quantum leap forward in picture quality, and Dolby Vision has become the standard for delivering more realistic, compelling and immersive video experiences. Supporting Dolby Vision demonstrates our commitment to streamlining and democratising UHD HDR live delivery, helping operators embrace the UHD HDR revolution and bring outstanding video experiences to consumers.”

Senior director of professional solutions and products, Dolby Laboratories, Jean-Christophe Morizur said: “The need for simple live HDR media processing and delivery workflows is critical in order to meet the growing demand from consumers for premium entertainment experiences. “Harmonic’s adoption of Dolby Vision within its VOS and XOS solutions are major milestones, which will enhance, simplify and automate how operators deliver live HDR content.”