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The new firmware update comes at a time when HDR10+

April 20, 2019 by Paul Fletcher

The new firmware update comes at a time when HDR10+ is taking over the HDR standard. In December, the U.S. National Standards Institute introduced an initiative called the "Digital Cinema System" (DCS), which aims to standardize the industry standards for film making. (DCS will require the most recent HDR10+ firmware updates in October.)

If you're in the U.S., there isn't any clear sign that HDR10+ is ready to replace HDR. The company has a press release today detailing that the HDR10+ standard will not change. But, if you aren't in, you can grab a copy of the firmware update here .

Samsung has also pushed the HDR10+ standard to all their TVs. In a press release, the company says they will continue to support HDR10+ and will add support for HDR10+ to Sony's PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

In April, the company announced that the company plans to expand the HDR10+ standard to Sony's PS4, Xbox One, and PC. In January, the company added the ability to watch movie trailers on HDR10+ and "enhancements" it will be able to offer in HDR10+, according to a press release.The following is a list of all of the official releases that have been announced from the North American PlayStation 4 and Xbox One as of August 23, 2014.

The following are the official North American PlayStation 4 and Xbox One releases

The following list is a list of all of the official PlayStation 4 and Xbox One releases that have been announced to date.