List of UHDs that contain HDR10+

[lgans316]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

It's starting to be adopted into more and more hardware, and discs are starting to come out, but NOW it's a joke? Come on.

Like stubborn HDR10+ aPanasonic adding DV to their 2019 OLED and the Hollywood Colourist crediting Dolby and HDR in his interview at CES.

[PeterTHX]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

It's starting to be adopted into more and more hardware, and discs are starting to come out, but NOW it's a joke? Come on.

Dunno, the rollout is very HD DVD to me as far as support goes. You have 1 company (Samsung instead of Toshiba) really pushing it with some other supporters out there hedging their bets.

I'm thinking CES 2021 will be telling where the dust settles.

[avs commenter]

HDR10+ does seem to be gaining some momentum, but seeing Panasonic add DV is a bit of a gut punch

[King Crimson]

I think its more about being universal HDR less about selling people on DV though

[avs commenter]

Originally Posted by King Crimson

I think its more about being universal HDR less about selling people on DV though

I think Panasonic's previous lack of DV was affecting their bottom line

[King Crimson]

Originally Posted by avs commenter

I think Panasonic's previous lack of DV was affecting their bottom line

I'm hoping with their DV support it does help sell more product and open themselves back up to U.S.A distribution. I hope Robert gives them an earful for us, PLEASE!

[Noremac Mij]

HDR10+ is a complete joke. Samsung are some of the biggest criminals on Earth. The less people support this trash, the better.

[StingingVelvet]

Originally Posted by PeterTHX

Dunno, the rollout is very HD DVD to me as far as support goes. You have 1 company (Samsung instead of Toshiba) really pushing it with some other supporters out there hedging their bets.

I'm thinking CES 2021 will be telling where the dust settles.

I'm not saying it's a success or anything, but it's less of a joke now than it was before. It's actually being implemented.

[lgans316]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

I'm not saying it's a success or anything, but it's less of a joke now than it was before. It's actually being implemented.

It's being implemented by one big studio FOX partnering with Samsung. Panasonic added DV and the Hollywood Colourist clearly gave credit to Dolby and Panasonic in his CES interview. Yes it will start to grow but personally I don't care much about it these days. Time will tell if it gets adopted better than DV.

[Ruined]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

I'm not saying it's a success or anything, but it's less of a joke now than it was before. It's actually being implemented.

I am hoping Marantz and other manufacturers push out HDR10+ passthrough to their preamps instead of forcing consumers to buy a whole new preamp if they want passthrough (though that wouldn't surprise me).

But, I like the idea of an open standard HDR format so I hope HDR10+ continues to get traction.

This DV/HDR10+ doesn't affect me though personally as projectors only can do HDR10 at best, anyway.

[Leonidas King]

If HDR10+ seems to be the hottest thing right now I was surely disappointed. Was not all that impressed watching BTatER on 4K

[Geoff D]

It's only supposed to help make the content look like the content is supposed to look, nothing more.

[TheSweetieMan]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

I'm not saying it's a success or anything, but it's less of a joke now than it was before. It's actually being implemented.

You should probably change your username to Captain Obvious.

[Leonidas King]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

It's only supposed to help make the content look like the content is supposed to look, nothing more.

When I see the “+” I was hoping for a more enhanced HDR or something.

Didn’t see any difference from standard HDR.

[Agent Kay]

Originally Posted by ray0414

Disney in Japan is going hdr10+


https://www.phileweb.com/sp/news/d-a.../10/46249.html

Bye bye DV

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by Leonidas_King

When I see the “+” I was hoping for a more enhanced HDR or something.

Didn’t see any difference from standard HDR.

It's not any different from standard HDR in terms of the visuals at source, the only difference is that it comes with content-derived metadata that allows the TV to tone map it more accurately.

Do you actually have a HDR10+ compatible TV and UHD player?

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by Agent Kay

Bye bye DV

While at the same time Panasonic adopts DV after years of saying they didn't need it, lolz

[StingingVelvet]

Originally Posted by TheSweetieMan

You should probably change your username to Captain Obvious.

If it's so obvious why did you say it's a bigger joke now, genius?

[Kris Deering]

Originally Posted by Ruined

I am hoping Marantz and other manufacturers push out HDR10+ passthrough to their preamps instead of forcing consumers to buy a whole new preamp if they want passthrough (though that wouldn't surprise me).

But, I like the idea of an open standard HDR format so I hope HDR10+ continues to get traction.

This DV/HDR10+ doesn't affect me though personally as projectors only can do HDR10 at best, anyway.

If the AVR/pre-pro already supports DV, it should pass HDR10+ with no issue. To support DV it has to be a pure passthru or else it messes with the metadata in the stream. It isn't doing anything special, just not touching it at all. So if it does it with DV, it shouldn't be any different with HDR10+. Be easy to try if you have a chain. I don't have a HDR10+ display to try it with.

[Geoff D]

Interesting, so the passthrough isn't actually adding a specific DV/10+ compatibility feature, it's just letting the signal through as unmolested as possible?