“I read that there are two different formats for HDR and Samsung, unlike LG, only allows one to be used. What if the format that is different from Samsung's becomes the norm? Will this Samsung TV be able to adapt to the other format?”

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• Some Vizio and LG models have Dolby Vision (HDR) & HDR 10. The Samsung only has HDR 10.

  Answered by cj 9 years ago

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• Dolby Vision comes into play when watching some (maybe more as it catches on) movies and TV series. For example Netflix has many movies that play specificly in Dolby Vision (Marco Polo is one in Dolby Vision at Netflix).... With BOTH HDR-10 and Dolby Vision combined, if one doesn't pull the best, then there is the second.

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  Answered by Judge 9 years ago

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• HDR 10 is supposed to be part of the specs for UHD Blu ray disc. So when Dolby Vision disc come out you should still get HDR 10. But take that with a grain of salt we wont know until Dolby Vision BluRay players and disc come out.

  Answered by cj 9 years ago

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