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LG regards HDR10+ as unnecessary

LG regards HDR10+ as unnecessary

Posted on February 3, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

LG’s HDR10 dynamic tone mapping already close to HDR10+

It’s long been suspected that unchecked rivalry is the reason why LG and Samsung won’t give the time of day to each other’s supported dynamic metadata HDR format, much to the disappointment of TV fans the world over. However, in an interview with AVForums, LG draws back the curtain and reveals there may be more to it than just sheer bloody-mindedness.

It’s a perennial hot topic at AVForums, just why won’t LG adopt HDR10+ and Samsung do the same with Dolby Vision and have done with it?
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