Disney+ has taken its first steps into high-definition territory with the rollout of HDR10+ content. Initially, only around 1,000 shows from Hulu will be available to stream at this enhanced quality level. However, fans can expect more Disney-branded programming to follow suit at a later date.
Samsung, a key player in the development of the HDR10+ standard for high dynamic range video, has announced its partnership with Disney+. The first batch of HDR10+ content will be made available on Samsung Crystal UHD TVs and select smart monitors that date back to 2018. This move aims to provide viewers with an immersive viewing experience.
HDR10+ is an upgraded version of the existing HDR10 technology, offering improved image quality through enhanced contrast, brightness, and color reproduction. It serves as a rival to Dolby Vision, which also provides scene-by-scene adjustments for optimal visuals. While some platforms have already adopted this standard, Disney+'s inclusion marks a significant step forward in its content offerings.
In recent months, Netflix has announced the addition of HDR10+ support, signaling that the technology is becoming increasingly widespread. Despite this, it seems that only a select few platforms have been early adopters of the standard.
Samsung, a key player in the development of the HDR10+ standard for high dynamic range video, has announced its partnership with Disney+. The first batch of HDR10+ content will be made available on Samsung Crystal UHD TVs and select smart monitors that date back to 2018. This move aims to provide viewers with an immersive viewing experience.
HDR10+ is an upgraded version of the existing HDR10 technology, offering improved image quality through enhanced contrast, brightness, and color reproduction. It serves as a rival to Dolby Vision, which also provides scene-by-scene adjustments for optimal visuals. While some platforms have already adopted this standard, Disney+'s inclusion marks a significant step forward in its content offerings.
In recent months, Netflix has announced the addition of HDR10+ support, signaling that the technology is becoming increasingly widespread. Despite this, it seems that only a select few platforms have been early adopters of the standard.
! They're bringing HDR10+ to their platform and Samsung is on board with those fancy TVs 
. It's like they're trying to one-up Netflix who just jumped on the bandwagon 
. But you know what? As a retiree, I'm not complaining 
. More choices for us old folks means we can enjoy our shows in better quality and that's a win-win! 
. 1k shows from Hulu? Not exactly gonna make my day. And let's be real, who needs all this fancy HDR10+ business anyway? Just more tech jargon for us common folk to worry about. I mean, what's the point of having a better viewing experience if it just means I'll have to deal with buffering and lag even more 
. And don't even get me started on Samsung partnering with Disney+... just another way for them to sell more TVs and make bank 
Disney+ is finally bringing high-def to its content and I am SO hyped ! I mean who doesn't want to see their favorite shows in all its HDR10+ glory 
The fact that it's being rolled out on Samsung TVs first is pretty cool, love how they're supporting the tech. And can we talk about how amazing it'll look on our screens? It sounds like a total game changer for streaming. Can't wait to see more Disney content with this fancy new feature! 
. i'm hyped for more content tho, esp since samsung is backing it up 
. HDR10+ is like the ultimate upgrade from regular hd, adds so much depth and clarity 
. now we just gotta wait for netflix and others to catch up 
, but hey at least disney's trying 
. one thing's for sure, it's gonna be a wild ride for our eyeballs 
my school laptop has a pretty good screen so im used to seeing stuff on hd but theres something about watching it on a tv that makes it feel more magical i heard samsung is partnering with disney+ and thats so cool they're using their crystal uhd TVs which i think are super fancy 
anyway i hope more shows come out in hd soon cuz my friend who watches netflix all the time says its hard to see details when its not in hd
I'm so excited to see Disney+ stepping up its game with HDR10+ content 
It's about time we get to enjoy our favorite shows and movies in even more stunning quality! The partnership with Samsung is a great move, and I hope they'll keep adding more content to the platform soon 
. For those who might be feeling a bit left out due to limited availability, don't worry – this is just the beginning, and we can expect more platforms to follow suit in the future 
i'm so hyped to see more content in hd on my samsung tv 
i mean, 1k shows from hulu is a decent start, but i'm all about seeing more disney branded content go full hd10+ soon! and to see samsung teaming up with them is like a match made in heaven 
especially since those crystal uhd tvs are still pretty affordable. now we just gotta wait for some other major platforms like netflix to catch up, but i'm stoked to see hulu and disney+ leading the way 
It's cool that Samsung is partnering with Disney+, though, and I love that they're making HDR10+ available on old smart monitors - it's like, good for the environment, you know? 
However, what's up with Netflix just announcing HDR10+ support without actually adding any new content or anything? 
! the fact that it'll be available on older tvs too means more people can enjoy it. i'm def expecting even more disney content to get hdr10+ support soon... fingers crossed 
but at least they're trying right? And I'm loving how Samsung is on board with this HDR10+ tech - my old monitor from 2018 can still run it 
. The fact that only 1,000 shows are available initially is a bit of a bummer, but I'm sure they'll keep adding more Disney content soon. And, yay! Samsung is getting in on the action 
. Netflix has already jumped on the HDR10+ bandwagon, so it'll be interesting to see which platforms stick with it and which ones ditch it for good 
! It's crazy how these platforms are finally catching up on this tech standard.
? And, fun fact: HDR10+ supports up to 16 times the color range of standard HD 
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