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Samsung is finally clearing the way for a major upgrade to a better Netflix streaming experience on your smart TVs and monitors. The prodigious Korean display maker has confirmed HDR10+ codec support ...

HDR10+ is an innovative high dynamic range (HDR) technology developed by Samsung to transform the way we experience visual ...

As HDR10+ content becomes more widely available, more gurus can enjoy high-quality streaming with stunning visuals. For more info on HDR10+ and which devices support it, check out Samsung’s website.

Disney+ will soon start streaming in the HDR10+ format, FlatPanelsHD reports. This will bring Disney+ in line with Apple TV+ ...

Samsung announced that it will support HDR10+ for Netflix movies and shows on 2025 Samsung Neo QLED, OLED and Lifestyle TVs, as well as 2024 and 2025 monitor models. Future TVs will have support ...

Netflix has announced that it's adding support for the HDR10+ advanced HDR format, which is a rival to Dolby Vision, and is supported on TVs from the likes of Samsung, Panasonic, Hisense and TCL.

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Netflix now supports streams with Samsung’s preferred HDR10 Plus format, which is an alternative to Dolby Vision. Netflix now supports streams with Samsung’s preferred HDR10 Plus format ...

Samsung Electronics has announced its smart TVs and monitors will now support Netflix shows and movies in HDR10+. The technology offers viewers richer contrast, deeper colours and greater visual ...

When HDR10+ came out in 2017, it was a collaboration between Samsung, Panasonic, and 20th Century Fox to counter Dolby's pricey Dolby Vision licensing requirements. It's taken a while for hardware ...