Netflix introduces HDR10+ streaming - is your TV ready?
To watch HDR10+ content on Netflix, you will need a TV that is compatible with HDR10+ and also supports the AV1 codec, along with having Netflix's Premium plan. While most smart TVs manufactured in recent years support AV1, if you have an older smart TV, you may need to double-check whether it supports it.
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