Brighter highlights
A streetlight looks like light instead of a grey blob. The bright end of the picture keeps going long after a normal screen has run out.
Check if your display supports HDR playback on your screen and browser
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Rec.709 · 8-bit
PQ · BT.2020 · 10-bit
measuring…
A streetlight looks like light instead of a grey blob. The bright end of the picture keeps going long after a normal screen has run out.
Sixteen million on a standard screen, over a billion here. Skies and skin stop breaking into bands and stay smooth.
Our grade is finished on a reference monitor in this format. Everything below it is a translation of that afternoon in the suite.
Want to see how we know?
What is playing, what the browser selected, whether Dolby Vision is asserted, what the display reports, and the decode counters.
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| Selected | … |
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| On this device | … |
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| HDR fields | … |
No web API reports whether Dolby Vision metadata is applied to the presented frames. “Asserted” is the platform's claim for the committed codec string, not a measurement.
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(video-dynamic-range) | … |
(color-gamut) | … |
Screen | … |
Browser | … |
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| Frame offset | … |
| Same frame | … |
| Transport | … |
| Decoder skew | … |