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- HDR settings in Windows - Microsoft Support
To watch HDR movies and videos from online providers, you might need to change a few settings to get set up To play HDR games and use HDR apps, your PC and display must meet certain hardware requirements For detailed info, see Display requirements for HDR video If your PC and display support HDR, turn it on to get started
- HDR support for windows 11 - Microsoft Q A
I search the forum and there are many questions about HDR but I could not find the solution of my issue I have LG 34WP65C-B that is capable of HDR10 When go to System gt;Display gt;HDR I get Play streaming HDR video not supported, Use HDR not…
- High Dynamic Range (HDR) in Surface displays
Surface Laptop Studio 2 running Windows 11 version 23H2 enhances the viewing experience by enabling precise control over HDR display characteristics, ensuring optimal visual quality and energy efficiency in in HDR mode
- The Windows HDR Calibration app is here - DirectX Developer Blog
The wait for the Windows HDR Calibration app is over! If you're on Windows 11 and want to calibrate your HDR-capable device, you can now go to the Microsoft Store and download the app 😊
- Stream HDR video on Windows - Microsoft Support
You’ll be able to play streaming high dynamic range (HDR) video when your Windows 10 device has a display that’s optimized for HDR video, and you have Stream HDR video turned on in Windows HD Color settings
- Windows HDR and HDR certifications - Microsoft Q A
In my laptop display settings I have HDR capability however with the Sony HDR Bravia X9055RJ television I use as a monitor it tells me the HDR certification is missing
- Built-In Display Overexposes HDR Video Streaming
My laptop claims to support HDR Streaming Video, but I know that it isn't true HDR since my laptop lacks local dimming As far as I understand, HDR streaming compatibility on built-in displays is achieved through tone mapping
- What is HDR in Windows? - Microsoft Support
To play high dynamic range (HDR) video in Windows, the display for your device needs to support HDR Your display can be a built-in display, like the kind on a laptop, tablet, or 2-in-1 PC, or it might be an external display that’s connected to your PC
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