YouTube Immediately Support High Dynamic Range (HDR) Video
In the event of CES 2016, YouTube gave the good news. The video streaming service website will soon support high dynamic range (HDR) video.
The announcement was delivered directly by YouTube Chief Business Officer, Kyncl Ribery during the discussion about the 360-degree video. With this announcement, YouTube joined the Amazon and Netflix that are already supporting the feature.
Similarly, the HDR mode in smartphones by combining multiple exposures into a single frame. HDR video brings better color and more detail. As a result, the display of video on YouTube will be more attractive.
But to really feel the difference, we have to use a special device that also supports HDR. Quoted from the The Next Web pages, on Friday (01/08/2016), now still a little bit television that supports this feature.
But a number of vendors have announced will bring HDR feature in their new television sets. They are Samsung, LG, Sony and Panasonic. As alternative, we can see this HDR content through the latest video players product, such as UHD Blu-ray Player.