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Samsung’s ‘HDR10+’ Balloons with Global Video Content Provider Partnerships

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PUBLISHED: December 26, 2018 UPDATED: December 27, 2018
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Samsung’s ‘HDR10+’ Balloons with Global Video Content Provider Partnerships

Samsung Electronics is planning to strengthen cooperation with major global contents companies such as Amazon and Warner Brothers and expand ecosystem of its own video standard ‘HDR10+’. HDR10+ is a next-generation image standard technology developed by Samsung Electronics that optimizes brightness and contrast for each scene, making bright spots brighter and darker parts more dark, increasing the sense of 3D image.

▲삼성전자가 글로벌 주요 콘텐츠 업체들과 협력을 강화하며 자체 개발한 영상 표준 기술인 HDR10+ 를 본격적으로 확산한다.(사진제공=삼성전자)
Samsung Electronics is going to strengthen cooperation with major global contents companies and expand its own video standard technology called HDR10+.                                                                          (Picture provided by Samsung Electronics)

Samsung Electronics announced on the 23rd that it increased its HDR10+ premium video streaming content with Amazon from about 100 videos to around 1,000. Amazon also introduced HDR10+ function to its streaming receiver Fire Stick 4K that was released in October. Major European streaming service providers are also participating. Lakuten, Europe’s largest content business, and Miko High School, which has large influence in Eastern Europe, are planning to start HDR10+ service in the first half of next year. ivi, Russia’s largest content provider, has launched Russia’s first HDR10+ movie service this month.

“With HDR becoming an essential element in ultra-high-definition video recently, Samsung’s HDR10+ technology is receiving much attention.”

Vice-President Lee Hyo-geon of Samsung Electronics’ Video Display Business Department.

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