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Netflix has added a new HDR format to its service, confirming that it’s now streaming in HDR10+. This isn’t just a tick box exercise, it’s a pretty big deal in the world of HDR streaming formats.
Up to now, Netflix has streamed in Dolby Vision, while also supporting generic HDR10. Let’s put the HDR10 to one side for a moment, because that’s the base standard that all devices supporting HDR will offer. If you have a device that doesn’t support Dolby Vision, you’ll end up with HDR10.
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HDR10+ is an advancement of the HDR standard that adds dynamic metadata to the mix. We’ve covered exactly what this means separately, but in a nutshell it means that the information that accompanies the content can be set for each frame. That means that the color, brightness and contrast can
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