So I have a question about playback of HDR video files on a non HDR set, for example the HDR sample videos that are linked in the "Master list of 4K HDR content" post in this forum. I have a Sony 65X810C which is one of the 2015 models that does not support HDR. An issue between PS5 consoles and some Samsung TVs has left players unable to use both 4K HDR and 120Hz at the same time, but it sounds like a fix is coming from Sony. At this day, solutions and good media player are hard to find : - Only some of newest TV can do that with their own media player. The VLC Media Player, in its latest version 3. Now, restart VLC and check if the videos still have washed out colors. Monitor colors are faded and washed out when High Dynamic Range is enabled in Windows 11 and Windows 10 Display Settings. 2) Right click on the Windows desktop and open the Display settings. Cancel To play streaming high dynamic range (HDR) video in Windows 10, your external display and Windows 10 PC need to support HDR. Besides the capability to play UHD videos, it also features download & airplay tricks. Dolby Vision is also much brighter than Dolby Vision works with up to an 8K resolution, 10,000 nits brightness, and 12-bit color. Does any HDR support format just output to HDR automatically? Does VLC support HDR? I didn’t think it did. So currently mpv is able to handle HDR videos quite well: it does HDR tone mapping by default, assuming when one is using a SDR screen.
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