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HDR10+

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description HDR10+ Overview

HDR10+ is a high dynamic range video format utilizing dynamic metadata to optimize picture quality on a scene-by-scene basis. It’s notable for its royalty-free nature and broad support across Samsung devices and major streaming services like Netflix and Disney+. This standard delivers enhanced color, contrast, and detail, benefiting viewers who prioritize the best possible visual experience when watching compatible content.

help HDR10+ FAQ

What is the practical difference between HDR10+ and standard HDR10?

HDR10 uses static metadata for an entire program, while HDR10+ can adjust tone-mapping instructions scene by scene or frame by frame. That can preserve more highlight and shadow detail on televisions with limited peak brightness.

Will HDR10+ content play on a television that only supports HDR10?

Usually yes. An unsupported display ignores the dynamic HDR10+ metadata and plays the compatible HDR10 base layer instead.

Is HDR10+ the same format as Dolby Vision?

No. Both use dynamic metadata, but HDR10+ is an open, royalty-free standard associated with Samsung, Panasonic and 20th Century Fox, while Dolby Vision is Dolby's licensed format.

Which streaming services carry HDR10+ programs?

Prime Video and Apple TV+ have substantial HDR10+ support, while Disney+ and Netflix have also begun adding compatible titles. Availability still depends on the specific title, app and playback device.

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