However, when it comes to TV's, only a select 'few' are actually able to meet the HDR10 minimum standards. Dolby Vision (DV) TV's, Bluray discs, Bluray players etc MUST also play HDR10 - the minimum HDR standard and DV is just an added layer on top. HDR also has a set of 'minimum' standards (HDR10) and ALL 4k HDR Blurays MUST meet these standards. If you buy a 'Bluray' player/Disc, you know that that has to conform to a set of standards. Now with 4k, we expect these TV's to handle 540p content (1/16th) as well as HD, 4k, SDR/HDR, interlaced or progressive scanning, with Bluray, streaming, game consoles, STB etc etc and these devices need to communicate as well in some cases - like check for the right encryption for the content and receive the right information back in time.Īs I said not all TV's are created equal and that is especially true with HDR at the moment. Then when HD came along, the only change was resolution - it kept the same colour gamuts and contrast levels. The CRT TV's for example were built for SD SDR only content. TV's these days are also expected to handle a wider range of sources. Its not as simple as just plug and play but then that is understandable as its using different parameters and not all TV's are created 'equal' - especially where RGB handling is concerned. Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands PS4.The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited PS4.The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind PS4.The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan PS4.The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes PS4.Horizon Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds PS4.
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