Netflix has grown from supporting High Dynamic Range (HDR) in a limited capacity nearly a decade ago with the release of Marco Polo to it now being the norm across the company’s original content.
In all there are over 11,000 hours of HDR content to stream on the platform, and with the right display, this delivers more realistic shades and colors for a more cinematic experience in your own living room.
But there isn’t just one flavor of HDR, and owners of TVs that only support HDR10+ rather than Dolby Vision have been out of luck, with Netflix not supporting the format. Now, however, Netflix has corrected that oversight and HDR10+ support is ready to roll out.
“We are excited to announce that we are now streaming HDR10+ content on our service
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