Google Play Movies & TV today becomes the latest video provider to roll out support for HDR (high dynamic range) video, Google announced today. HDR video is designed to improve picture quality, as ...

If you’re looking to kick back and watch a movie with truly mesmerizing quality, and assuming that you have a Chromecast Ultra and appropriate HDTV handy, you might want to take a fresh look at the ...

It was only a matter of time: After adding support for 4K content back in December, Google Play Movies now supports HDR footage as well. If you’re not familiar, HDR (High Dynamic Range) video ...

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We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. HDR playback support has arrived for SHIELD TV and Sony TV models with Android TV, thanks to a flipped switch ...

Google has some good news for the 4K TV owners out there: Google Play Movies now offers up 4K HDR videos, though not all movies are available with both. Of course, you could also take advantage of ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Your Google Play Movies & TV viewing experience is ready to be cranked up a notch in the contrast, brightness, ...

Hight Dynamic Range (HDR) integration has long been a work in progress for Windows. In Windows 10, the process was difficult, unreliable, and unintuitive, but Microsoft considerably improved things ...

Sony made much ado over high dynamic range imagery for gaming on the PlayStation 4 Pro at its September event, but don't worry -- it knows you want to watch HDR videos, too. The console maker ...

Google Play Movies is a fine way to buy and watch digital movies, but it’s long lacked support for Dolby Vision HDR. According to some code behind the scenes, it looks like that may be coming down the ...

As predicted by leaked information over the weekend (reported in this earlier story), Sky has now launched its first high dynamic range content. In fact, the three debut HDR shows - Gangs Of Lemur ...