List of UHDs that contain HDR10+

[Agent Kay]

Originally Posted by nick4Knight

At least not until more HDR10+ titles come out they won't take the risk of putting out a huge swath of an unproven HDR on disc. Time will tell.

Whereas putting it on streaming it's free. There is no downside.

That did not stop DV and at the start it barely worked on most sets/players

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Warners literally said in their first puff piece on HDR10+ that they'd already done like a hundred titles, but people assume that to mean they're talking about new titles...they're not. They've simply run several of their EXISTING HDR catalogue thru the 10Plus-O-Matic and as such they're not going to be re-released on disc just for that. Maybe you'll get them on streaming via the Warners service that's coming soon?

I'll be waiting with bated breath ... NOT

[Agent Kay]

Originally Posted by Dubstar

I'll be waiting with bated breath ... NOT

That is said to be a reason they cancelled Swamp Thing

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by nick4Knight

At least not until more HDR10+ titles come out they won't take the risk of putting out a huge swath of an unproven HDR on disc. Time will tell.

Whereas putting it on streaming it's free. There is no downside.

I wouldn't say it was "unproven", this format is nothing like problems-a-go-go Dolby Vision in the way DV rebuilds images both at the source playback level and at the display remapping level. No, 10+ is strictly about the display remapping and it's comprised of literally the same HDR10 base layers that we have, just with an added layer of dynamic metadata as well as the static stuff. That's it, and that's why Warners were able to bang out so many of them so quickly. How/when/where that stuff will see the light of day is anyone's guess, but actual disc re-releases have the longest odds out of the lot.

Still, if they were to put out a freshly encoded Blade Runner on a 100GB disc with the 2007 5.1 mix and 10+ then I wouldn't say no to that!

[King Crimson]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

I wouldn't say it was "unproven", this format is nothing like problems-a-go-go Dolby Vision in the way DV rebuilds images both at the source playback level and at the display remapping level. No, 10+ is strictly about the display remapping and it's comprised of literally the same HDR10 base layers that we have, just with an added layer of dynamic metadata as well as the static stuff. That's it, and that's why Warners were able to bang out so many of them so quickly. How/when/where that stuff will see the light of day is anyone's guess, but actual disc re-releases have the longest odds out of the lot.

Still, if they were to put out a freshly encoded Blade Runner on a 100GB disc with the 2007 5.1 mix and 10+ then I wouldn't say no to that!

Pleasssseeeee.

[Doctorossi]

Originally Posted by King Crimson

Pleasssseeeee.

Pretty please, with a cherry on top!

[TXMoviebuff77]

I own 2 movies on this list: Aleien & Bohemian Rhapsody, I have Alita preordered.

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by TXMoviebuff77

I own 2 movies on this list: Aleien & Bohemian Rhapsody, I have Alita preordered.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASwg...ature=youtu.be

[Ruined]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

Warners literally said in their first puff piece on HDR10+ that they'd already done like a hundred titles, but people assume that to mean they're talking about new titles...they're not. They've simply run several of their EXISTING HDR catalogue thru the 10Plus-O-Matic and as such they're not going to be re-released on disc just for that. Maybe you'll get them on streaming via the Warners service that's coming soon?

Why not re-release them... sounds like an easy low-effort DOUBLE DIP opportunity! Although I think we all saw the static > dynamic metadata double dip coming from a mile away.

[MisterXDTV]

UHD market is not big enough for a HDR10+ double dip.... It makes no sense commercially

[PeterTHX]

Originally Posted by Ruined

Why not re-release them... sounds like an easy low-effort DOUBLE DIP opportunity! Although I think we all saw the static > dynamic metadata double dip coming from a mile away.

There's nothing really easy or low effort about remastering, reauthoring and repressing a disc. Not in this market.

[LordSummerIsle]

I wonder how Pacific Rim would look with an upgraded HDR disc.

[PeterTHX]

Originally Posted by scwilli1

I wonder how Pacific Rim would look with an upgraded HDR disc.

The Dolby Vision stream looks terrific on Vudu.

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by PeterTHX

The Dolby Vision stream looks terrific on Vudu.

oh the colors! THE COLORS !!

[lgans316]

Now that my TV is gone, I don't care if its DV or HDR10+. If I buy a TV in future, it will be one that features both DV and HDR10+ provided it gets rave reviews like LG C9 or Sony AG9.

[SeeMoreDigital]

Originally Posted by lgans316

If I buy a TV in future, it will be one that features both DV and HDR10+ provided it gets rave reviews like LG C9 or Sony AG9.

Just-so-you-know.... None of the LG's or the Sony AG range 'feature' support for HDR10+

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by Ruined

Why not re-release them... sounds like an easy low-effort DOUBLE DIP opportunity! Although I think we all saw the static > dynamic metadata double dip coming from a mile away.

We did? Huh. Still waiting for those floodgates to open, and I don't think they're gonna do it for a format that's used mainly on one manufacturer's TVs at that. (Yes, I know Panasonic does it as well as Samsung, but seeing as Panny don't actually sell TVs in the US any more...)

As Peter said, the cost of creating, manufacturing and distributing a brand new disc is not insignificant, the new glass master alone will cost five figures. Times that across the "hundred" movies that Warners have plussed and, well, I'm no maths whizz but that's a lot of money just to please people with Samsung TVs.

[lgans316]

Originally Posted by SeeMoreDigital

Just-so-you-know.... None of the LG's or the Sony AG range 'feature' support for HDR10+

Yep and then there is a Panasonic 2019 OLED supporting both.

[Doctorossi]

Originally Posted by lgans316

Now that my TV is gone, I don't care if its DV or HDR10+.

In your situation, I would still care because DV is still a better, more capable format.

[Agent Kay]

Originally Posted by Doctorossi

In your situation, I would still care because DV is still a better, more capable format.