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It must work. In PotPlayer, leave the video viewer on automatic. Because if you set it to Direct3D11 manually, the image turns purple. Automatically set it to Direct3D9 and you can enjoy the Dolbi Vision effect on your PC. Miles different than a normal bluray movie. More vivid and clear, more realistic. This little add-on I linked to allows it to work in the built-in media player, MPV and PotPlayer under windows 11. You can also install Dolby Vision sound, but it's paid for in the Windows store, so I'm not linking to it, not advertising it, just that you can set up PotPlayer to get the DV sound effect you want. Working in conjunction with SVP, PotPlayer can provide the frame rate to match your monitor, and if you're using an HDR monitor, 10-bit colour depth. (I'm not a professional user and I'm not a tester, I'm just an average IT guy who likes to watch movies with his family in the best picture quality in the evening.)