List of UHDs that contain HDR10+

[Pieter V]

Originally Posted by Leonidas_King

Press release mentions HDR10+.

Backcover too.

Done.

[Pieter V]

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[peterv]

I thought this might be of interest:

https://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.ph...gvRQ4oTnoQefEI

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by peterv

I thought this might be of interest:

https://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.ph...gvRQ4oTnoQefEI

it's interesting to note that AppleTV has the rights to Dolby Vision/Atmos, while Vudu doesn't. Paramount had some originally that way, then they got changed over. Surprising that since Fox is now Disney run, Disney just doesn't make it a blanket availability to both streaming platforms.

[Agent Kay]

Originally Posted by peterv

I thought this might be of interest:

https://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.ph...gvRQ4oTnoQefEI

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[fitprod]

Originally Posted by Dubstar

it's interesting to note that AppleTV has the rights to Dolby Vision/Atmos, while Vudu doesn't. Paramount had some originally that way, then they got changed over. Surprising that since Fox is now Disney run, Disney just doesn't make it a blanket availability to both streaming platforms.

Are you talking the App's ability to play back itself? Because according to the listings on VUDU, all of the Paramount titles (except for It's a Wonderful Life and Sum of All Fears) are listed as Dolby Vision, it is in the bottom section where is ask if you are UHD ready... (Just recently finish a inventory of my digital files) They not all necessarily Dolby Atmos, due to a film's original mix, some are standard 5.1.

It sounds more like a needed update to the actual streaming app for whatever device being used.

As for why HDR10+ is being used so sporadically, it likely due to Samsung getting out of the UHD player business and cutting back on funding likely given to the studios to use the product. Panasonic might care to do this, but they don't even release TV's in the US.

fitprod

PS, it would be nice if Vudu would update their compatible devices listing a little more often, but since they're on the sales block, they might not care.

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by fitprod

Are you talking the App's ability to play back itself? Because according to the listings on VUDU, all of the Paramount titles (except for It's a Wonderful Life and Sum of All Fears) are listed as Dolby Vision, it is in the bottom section where is ask if you are UHD ready... (Just recently finish a inventory of my digital files) They not all necessarily Dolby Atmos, due to a film's original mix, some are standard 5.1.

It sounds more like a needed update to the actual streaming app for whatever device being used.

As for why HDR10+ is being used so sporadically, it likely due to Samsung getting out of the UHD player business and cutting back on funding likely given to the studios to use the product. Panasonic might care to do this, but they don't even release TV's in the US.

fitprod

PS, it would be nice if Vudu would update their compatible devices listing a little more often, but since they're on the sales block, they might not care.

some of the newer Paramount titles are now automatically DV, but early on one movie in particular: "Interstellar" was DV via AppleTV was an exclusive, but then changed over DV.

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by Agent Kay

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Sorry, had to be done

[cowan86]

Does HDR10 + improve the picture over normal HDR10 and by how?

[FilmFreakosaurus]

Originally Posted by cowan86

Does HDR10 + improve the picture over normal HDR10 and by how?

It has been said in the past that if your TV can go beyond 500 nits of brightness (most 4k TV's that aren't budget sets with lesser panel capabilities), there is little visible difference between HDR10 and HDR10+. It's just static vs dynamic metadata that seems to have been targeted to lower grade TV's that need more assistance) with 10 bit encoding as before, but HDR10+ is less capable than Dolby Vision, especially when DV is encoded as FEL (Full Enhancement Layer - 12 bit).

[JohnAV]

Originally Posted by Agent Kay

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Thread capping is against the rules.

Only when it has no relevancy to the thread. You just don't like factual information.

Can't say that the https://hdr10plus.org is a highly active web site. Last Press was Jan 6th, 2020. Check Google news and do a search for HDR10+. It's pretty sparse.

[Agent Kay]

Originally Posted by JohnAV

Only when it has no relevancy to the thread. You just don't like factual information.

Can't say that the https://hdr10plus.org is a highly active web site. Last Press was Jan 6th, 2020. Check Google news and do a search for HDR10+. It's pretty sparse.

Or don't waste your time being a fanboy and I won't spend my time calling it out

[fitprod]

Originally Posted by Agent Kay

Or don't waste your time being a fanboy and I won't spend my time calling it out

Ironic...

fitprod

[Pieter V]

Backcover shows HDR10+ logo. Second HDR10+ release by Shout.

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[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by Pieter V

Backcover shows HDR10+ logo. Second HDR10+ release by Shout.

that's funny I didn't notice that on the backlogo on my copy it just states "HDR +" in little itty bitty font.

[Pieter V]

Originally Posted by Zoland2020

Yes or no?

Originally Posted by Pieter V

No for now.

And it stays no. Discs are tested.

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