List of UHDs that contain HDR10+

[MisterXDTV]

Originally Posted by avs commenter

Disney has a deal with Dolby Cinema. Not sure why they stopped putting DV on discs, but all their 4K titles have DV on digital at least. I don't think any Fox titles even have DV on digital.

Dolby Cinema means nothing, even Fox releases titles in Dolby Cinema but not on home video...

And considering that Disney stopped using DV on discs and now is buying Fox......

[avs commenter]

Originally Posted by MisterXDTV

Dolby Cinema means nothing, even Fox releases titles in Dolby Cinema but not on home video...

And considering that Disney stopped using DV on discs and now is buying Fox......

Disney doesn't care about discs though. They care about digital, and I would be shocked if they supported HDR10+

[MisterXDTV]

Originally Posted by avs commenter

Disney doesn't care about discs though. They care about digital, and I would be shocked if they supported HDR10+

You are probably right, but I can't believe HDR10+ will be supported by only one studio. It wouldn't survive that way. And Fox will be basically Disney in a few months

[avs commenter]

Originally Posted by MisterXDTV

You are probably right, but I can't believe HDR10+ will be supported by only one studio. It wouldn't survive that way. And Fox will be basically Disney in a few months

One studio and only one digital outlet. I don't think HDR10+ has any shot without support from Itunes, Netflix, Vudu...etc.

[PeterTHX]

Originally Posted by MisterXDTV

You are probably right, but I can't believe HDR10+ will be supported by only one studio. It wouldn't survive that way. And Fox will be basically Disney in a few months

The aquisition is not complete.

20th Century Fox Video is still managing and authoring their catalog. What they do picture and sound wise is fully independent of Disney for several months yet.

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by MisterXDTV

Dolby Cinema means nothing, even Fox releases titles in Dolby Cinema but not on home video...

And considering that Disney stopped using DV on discs and now is buying Fox......

Disney master their HDR in Dolby Vision at source and have done from the start, so them not putting DV on disc doesn't mean it's not an intrinsic part of their mastering workflow. Ditto for Sony and indeed every other studio that masters their home video deliverables in DV - which is virtually every studio apart from Fox. Christ, even though MGM use Fox for their home video distribution even THEY use DV for their HDR grading, as seen on streaming.

Whatever happens with the rumble in the HDR jungle as far as delivery on disc is concerned - though IMO it's more of a fart in a bathtub - DV is going nowhere when it comes to mastering the content at source. Doesn't mean much to us if it doesn't end up on disc, natch, but reports of Dolby's imminent death have been greatly exaggerated...

[MisterXDTV]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Disney master their HDR in Dolby Vision at source and have done from the start, so them not putting DV on disc doesn't mean it's not an intrinsic part of their mastering workflow. Ditto for Sony and indeed every other studio that masters their home video deliverables in DV - which is virtually every studio apart from Fox. Christ, even though MGM use Fox for their home video distribution even THEY use DV for their HDR grading, as seen on streaming.

Whatever happens with the rumble in the HDR jungle as far as delivery on disc is concerned - though IMO it's more of a fart in a bathtub - DV is going nowhere when it comes to mastering the content at source. Doesn't mean much to us if it doesn't end up on disc, natch, but reports of Dolby's imminent death have been greatly exaggerated...

I never talked about Dolby's death, quite the opposite actually

I'm talking about HDR10+ death if no studio other than Fox comes aboard in 2019

[Poya]

The Hate U Give is the best movie of the year. It deserves more than HDR10+. Damn it, FOX.

[gates70]

Originally Posted by Poya

The Hate U Give is the best movie of the year. It deserves more than HDR10+. Damn it, FOX.

Better? We don't even know what it looks like yet lol.

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by MisterXDTV

I never talked about Dolby's death, quite the opposite actually

I'm talking about HDR10+ death if no studio other than Fox comes aboard in 2019

I know you didn't, it's more other people who seem to be writing DV's obit already.

[bradipolpo]

Originally Posted by Pieter V

I can also tell you that The Hate U Give (2018) and Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) are in the pipeline as well.

What about The predator?
Thanks

[Pieter V]

Originally Posted by bradipolpo

What about The predator?
Thanks

I am afraid not.

Other one re-confirmed:

[Pieter V]

[King Crimson]

I never doubted you for a second!

[King Crimson]

I am very happy to confirm my MU8000 is HDR10+ capable. This is A Beautiful Planet FYI released this week and one of the first HDR10+ discs released. Thank you Pieter V for tracking their release.

[StingingVelvet]

Cool the 2017 models are disc HDR10+ capable. Unfortunately from what I have read my 2016 model is only getting 10+ for streaming.

[Leterface]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

Cool the 2017 models are disc HDR10+ capable. Unfortunately from what I have read my 2016 model is only getting 10+ for streaming.

Have Samsung provided any updates in 2018 for this? Damn Samsung if this is the case as they stated earlier in a way that gave you understand HDR10+ was coming no matter the source.

[StingingVelvet]

Originally Posted by Leterface

Have Samsung provided any updates in 2018 for this? Damn Samsung if this is the case as they stated earlier in a way that gave you understand HDR10+ was coming no matter the source.

They've been mum, it's "insiders" who have said it's only coming for streaming on 2016 models (and they even sound doubtful about that happening).

[David555]

Hello,

With oled panasonic 2018 hdr10+, ok

[BrownianMotion]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

They've been mum, it's "insiders" who have said it's only coming for streaming on 2016 models (and they even sound doubtful about that happening).

Actually, the 2016 TVs aren't getting HDR10+ at all. Samsung have deleted all of their press releases mentioning support for the 2016 models from their site.