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4K Cinematic HDR10 titles with 4:4:4 chroma sampling

Having full chroma sampling (4:4:4 vs 4:2:2) explicitly listed in the store metadata would be super helpful. Even if it's subtle on most displays, it'd save a lot of guesswork for people picking between HDR10 and DV versions.
 
Kiddcadder said:
Having full chroma sampling (4:4:4 vs 4:2:2) explicitly listed in the store metadata would be super helpful. Even if it's subtle on most displays, it'd save a lot of guesswork for people picking between HDR10 and DV versions.
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If there’s concern about it confusing the high end customers who don’t know what that is, make “Technical Movie Info” a toggle you have to turn on as an option.
 
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