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Old 08-14-2018, 10:00 PM   #1
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Default Quick Question Regarding What UHD Players Do During Blu-ray/1080p Upconversion...
Getting closer to deciding on a UHD player...

Wanted to know: When one of these are upscaling a Blu-ray in 1080p resolution to 4K, what happens on the HDR side of things? Does the HDR algorithm get "applied" to the Blu-ray for output on a 4K display, or is HDR ignored on BD and DVD?

I'm thinking the answer to this question is NO, because it's the 4K discs that are AUTHORED with HDR information, correct (and Blu-rays carry no such flag/data)?

If HDR IS applied to Blu-ray upconversion, what do the results usually look like? Would I need to have my Samsung display's "HDR+" post-processing feature ON if I wanted faux-HDR processing on Blu-ray playback?
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