So will all 10bit hdr 4k TV's be able to do hdr10+ via an firmware update? I dont really see much about 12bit/hdr12 or will that be the next up and coming standard/feature even though the tech is already there

So will all 10bit hdr 4k TV's be able to do hdr10+ via an firmware update? I dont really see much about 12bit/hdr12 or will that be the next up and coming standard/feature even though the tech is already there

Dolby Vision already supports this (dynamic metadata frame-by-frame HDR up to 12bit & up to 10.000 nits) on HDMI 1.4 and up. Sony, Philips, LG, Vizio & TCL now supports Dolby Vision, but so far only 10 bits panels. I don't know why samsung is so much against DV, but I would like to know if this HDR10+ is something that all 2016 tv's (from all brands) and up could get via a firmware update. Samsung is the only one supporting this format right now. Need more details about the HW requirements and if the other brands is going to support this.

Dolby Vision already supports this (dynamic metadata frame-by-frame HDR up to 12bit & up to 10.000 nits) on HDMI 1.4 and up. Sony, Philips, LG, Vizio & TCL now supports Dolby Vision, but so far only 10 bits panels. I don't know why samsung is so much against DV, but I would like to know if this HDR10+ is something that all 2016 tv's (from all brands) and up could get via a firmware update. Samsung is the only one supporting this format right now. Need more details about the HW requirements and if the other brands is going to support this.

I guess they (and Amazon) are so into HDR10+ as it is an open standard ?

Will there be a new G-HDR standard from Nvidia for just 150$ built in to the monitor as module?

hurray another format war