HDR10 or Dolby Vision compatibility or nah? null

HDR10 only. Possibly HDR10 Plus via firmware update in the future. No Dolby Vision on any Samsung TV. Samsung isn’t paying Dolby the license fee for it and they’re sticking with HDR10 open source.

Samsung supports up to HDR10. LG and Sony support up to HDR12. HDR12 is only achievable from Dolby Vision accessible televisions. Here's the official list of Dolby Vision HDR 12 tvs around the word from Dolby themselves. https://www.dolby.com/us/en/categories/tv/dolby-vision-xbox-compatible.pdf

HDR10 yes, Dolby Vision no. You would see Dolby Vision clearly advertised and marked on the box if the TV featured it.

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HDR10 only. Possibly HDR10 Plus via firmware update in the future. No Dolby Vision on any Samsung TV. Samsung isn’t paying Dolby the license fee for it and they’re sticking with HDR10 open source.
Answered by Techobsessed 7 years ago
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Samsung supports up to HDR10. LG and Sony support up to HDR12. HDR12 is only achievable from Dolby Vision accessible televisions. Here's the official list of Dolby Vision HDR 12 tvs around the word from Dolby themselves. https://www.dolby.com/us/en/categories/tv/dolby-vision-xbox-compatible.pdf
Answered by David 6 years ago
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HDR10 yes, Dolby Vision no. You would see Dolby Vision clearly advertised and marked on the box if the TV featured it.
Answered by John 6 years ago
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