Dolby Vision appeared in 2014, three years before HDR10+. HDR10+ also provides more color control by supporting the 12 -bit video. Completely, this has led to Dolby Vision with the broader adoption of HDR10+.
However, HDR10+is still important for Netflix to provide it to stay able to compete with other broadcast services that support coordination, such as Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, Hulu and Disney+, which announced in January that it will start supporting HDR10+.
HDR10+ is also important for HDR viewers who have devices that do not support Dolby Vision. The Samsung TVs, which sell TVs more than any other brand. People trying to watch HDR content on Netflix on the HDR TV that does not support Dolby Vision broadcasts the lower HDR10 base standard, which uses fixed identification data.
HDR has also grown in popularity since 2020, with an increase in the HDR flow by more than 300 percent “and the number of devices that Netflix flow and HDR support more than weak, in the Netflix Blog.
Netflix is the addition of HDR10+ support to its service without any additional cost, which is a welcome change from other broadcast ads, which often includes high prices, withdrawn content and removed features. However, this last step comes about three months after Netflix raised the outstanding subscription price from $ 23 per month to $ 25 per month.