“Being this TV doesn't support Dolby Vision how does it process content formatted in Dolby Vision? Do you loose picture quality?”

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• It will just use the hdr10+ Metadata instead of dolby vision. Amazing TV!

  Answered by ScauldinBeats 4 years ago

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• Hi Cuz12 - The QN90A TV features HDR10+ for stunning colors and exceptional, revealing details in the brightest and darkest scenes. HDR10+ format is an exciting scene-based dynamic tone-mapping technology. It automatically matches the dynamic range of the content to the TV on a scene-by-scene basis to maximize the capabilities of the TV, providing the best possible picture. The QN90A will detect and display HDR automatically. To check, press Home > Settings. Look at the Picture Mode icon in the Quick Settings Menu and it will change to show the “HDR” on it. If you’re watching a streaming app, give it some time for the Internet to stabilize for UHD & HDR signals. ^Gina

  Answered by Samsung 4 years ago

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