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<blockquote data-quote="Nizzy" data-source="post: 1013388" data-attributes="member: 23379"><p>How do you know this though?</p><p></p><p>And I wouldn't say their marketing is misleading, it's more like outright lying :ticked:. If you check their website it says the following, I quote:</p><p><strong>HDR:</strong> "High dynamic range (HDR) technology delivers brighter whites and deeper black levels. Optoma HDR accepts HDR10 signals with four selectable picture modes: Normal, Bright, Detail, and Film."</p><p><strong>BT.2020:</strong> "HDR signals are mapped using REC.2020 tone mapping and provides coverage for REC.709, DCI-P3 and a wide coverage color gamut."</p><p></p><p>Okay, so it seems like the most sensible option, based on all responses received (thank you everyone), would be to look into 4K media players rather?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nizzy, post: 1013388, member: 23379"] How do you know this though? And I wouldn't say their marketing is misleading, it's more like outright lying :ticked:. If you check their website it says the following, I quote: [b]HDR:[/b] "High dynamic range (HDR) technology delivers brighter whites and deeper black levels. Optoma HDR accepts HDR10 signals with four selectable picture modes: Normal, Bright, Detail, and Film." [b]BT.2020:[/b] "HDR signals are mapped using REC.2020 tone mapping and provides coverage for REC.709, DCI-P3 and a wide coverage color gamut." Okay, so it seems like the most sensible option, based on all responses received (thank you everyone), would be to look into 4K media players rather? [/QUOTE]
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