Anthony is a Toronto-based communications specialist with degrees in history and journalism who loves to use his research and interview skills to inform and entertain. He has over a decade of ...

Motion smoothing has a bad reputation among most cinephiles, as well as many home theater enthusiasts and content creators. Also known as motion or video interpolation, motion smoothing is available ...

Stephen is an author at Android Police who covers how-to guides, features, and in-depth explainers on various topics. He joined the team in late 2021, bringing his strong technical background in ...

The next generation of HDR is here. HDR10+ Advanced and Dolby Vision 2 are coming, bringing support for screens with higher brightness, more advanced tone mapping and more. The two new formats are the ...

Dolby unveiled Dolby Vision 2 in September, and Samsung has already fired back with its own upgrades to its image quality format. The company is a key player in the consortium behind the HDR10 and ...

Samsung has revealed a new upgraded version of its premium HDR10+ picture format that’s designed to improve the high dynamic range experience across everything from brightness and tone mapping to ...

Roger is a long-time tech journalist with many site credits including AppleInsider and Android Authority. His specialties include everything from Apple, Android, and Windows devices through to ...

Nearly ten years ago, Netflix moved in to become one of the early adopters of content featuring High Dynamic Range (HDR) with the HDR10 format. Now, the company will finally be including the improved ...

Forward-looking: HDR is evolving to address one of the most polarizing aspects of modern televisions: motion smoothing. Traditionally, this feature – formally known as motion interpolation – aims to ...

Disney+ has started streaming movies and shows in the HDR10+ format. Support is somewhat limited for now. Only certain content from Hulu, which The Walt Disney Company acquired in June, is available ...

If you’ve noticed that HDR formats including Dolby Vision have suddenly stopped working on Disney+, you’re not alone, and it’s actually an intentional change. A support page has even removed mention ...