No. Dolby Vision and HDR10 are two different standards.
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This story also shows in one of the screenshots that both HDR10 and Dolby Vision will coexist.

Not at all, but too enjoy Dolby Vision , you need a T.V. that supports it. I have a LG oiled tv and it supports both formats. But too be honest, I don`t see much of a difference in the two.

As of right now there doesn’t appear to be details of Dolby Vision being added for 4K Blu-Rays but I’d imagine it will be implemented. They’ve already got the 4K Blu-Ray drive in the Xbox One X so it’d be believable that an update will come.

I’d also wager more content providers outside of Netflix will update to add support as some do offer Dolby Vision outside of Netflix.

Not a definitive yes or no but it would appear Netflix was quick on the draw.

problem is they said its coming, but have been seemingly backtracking on their initial statement. Since even disney hasn't been putting Dolby vision on their discs, I wouldn't hold my breath.

They confirmed that it will be added in the future.

They do. Just not with PS4.

Reading around you seem better off using other devices outside of Sony for Dolby Vision. My understanding is that the feature on Sony devices has to be turned on manually rather than it doing it on the fly. Then when you’re done you have to manually shut it off or HDR features will try to push with content not made for HDR causing a bit of a mess.

@neonridr. What PS4 do you have? I own many blu ray movies and my PS4 slim and my first gen PS4 play them. Does the pro not play blue rays? I'm being genuine with this because it doesnt make sense that the PS4 pro doesn't but the ones i have do.

The rather large difference between your example and Dolby Vision/HDR10, from my understanding, is that Dolby Vision produced products still need to have HDR10 included or packed in.

They really aren’t competitors. Dolby Vision is merely upgraded HDR10. It also seems like that Dolby Vision needs HDR10 to exist.