List of UHDs that contain HDR10+

[BrokenGlass41]

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So HDR10+ is German? That’s what most of these titles are

[Zoland2020]

Originally Posted by BrokenGlass41

So HDR10+ is German? That’s what most of these titles are

HDR10+ isn’t really a German-developed format, but it does seem like nowadays distributor Capelight Pictures is more or less the only one that still regularly use HDR10+ on their 4K releases anymore.

[PeterTHX]

Originally Posted by BrokenGlass41

So HDR10+ is German? That’s what most of these titles are

Did you really need to quote that entire thing without spoilering it?

[BrokenGlass41]

Originally Posted by Zoland2020

HDR10+ isn’t really a German-developed format, but it does seem like nowadays distributor Capelight Pictures is more or less the only one that still regularly use HDR10+ on their 4K releases anymore.

Makes sense, thanks. I got a Samsung TV so I’ve been scanning this list very thoroughly.

[BrokenGlass41]

Originally Posted by PeterTHX

Did you really need to quote that entire thing without spoilering it?

I tried

[Zoland2020]

Those with HDR10+ supported TVs and also happen to have this, confirm this release really has HDR10+ on it.

[Pieter V]

Originally Posted by Zoland2020

Those with HDR10+ supported TVs and also happen to have this, confirm this release really has HDR10+ on it.

I have my doubts. The reviewer flagged HDR10 off in the database. He has done this before. Also with Furiosa (2024)
Looks like he doesn't know how it works. When there is Dolby Vision involved he flags HDR10+ on too. It's not writing like HDR10 + Dolby Vision.

HDR10+ is an own format, as you know.

[Zoland2020]

While the UK Second Sight release gets Dolby Vision, the German Filmjuwelen release will have HDR10+ instead. Still based on the brand new 4K remastered print though.

[PeterTHX]

Originally Posted by Zoland2020

[Show spoiler]

While the UK Second Sight release gets Dolby Vision, the German Filmjuwelen release will have HDR10+ instead. Still based on the brand new 4K remastered print though.

Germans keeping the format on life support.

[Brian81]

I don't want HDR10+ gone. At least one gets support from projector manufacturers.

[Pieter V]

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[trekky76]

With the Suicide Squad being the last big title releasing I think we can safely say this is a dead format as far as physical media is concerned. I still find it strange that a paid format outlived an open source one..

[FilmFreakosaurus]

Originally Posted by trekky76

With the Suicide Squad being the last big title releasing I think we can safely say this is a dead format as far as physical media is concerned. I still find it strange that a paid format outlived an open source one..

HDR10+ is not a free format. There is a licensing fee associated with it.

[DRC72]

So what's the deal with Samsung and the absence of DV in their TVs? Is there animosity between both companies? Hence the development of HDR 10+.

[sapiendut]

Originally Posted by DRC72

So what's the deal with Samsung and the absence of DV in their TVs? Is there animosity between both companies? Hence the development of HDR 10+.

It’s simply Samsung being Samsung. In the beginning it was because their TV performed poorly so they can’t be DV certified so to counter that they created HDR10+. Furthermore, they don’t want to pay that much of a licensing $$ as they were (at least at that time) the highest quantity 4K TV producer so it costs them quite a shit ton in licensing fees.

[armus]

Samsung also lacks DTS in their TVs (since about 2018-2019), so any audio you play through it (e.g., to a Samsung soundbar) is limited to 2-channel stereo audio. IMO Samsung tv's lack of DV and DTS makes them unsuitable to blu ray enthusiasts for both audio and video.

[SeeMoreDigital]

Originally Posted by armus

Samsung also lacks DTS in their TVs (since about 2018-2019), so any audio you play through it...

LG televisions don't support onboard DTS decoding either now

[trekky76]

Originally Posted by armus

Samsung also lacks DTS in their TVs (since about 2018-2019), so any audio you play through it (e.g., to a Samsung soundbar) is limited to 2-channel stereo audio. IMO Samsung tv's lack of DV and DTS makes them unsuitable to blu ray enthusiasts for both audio and video.

Lol no. What A/V enthusiast would use a display to decode audio? I'm fine without DV as long as there's HDR10+ option. Even without both, I'll take my Samsung over any of the LG's I've owned.

[blackprojection]