Disney Plus, plus HDR10 Plus, now on Samsung TVs.
Disney is one of the last major streamers to support the open-source, royalty-free (and Samsung-backed) competitor to Dolby Vision. Its inclusion now gives people with Samsung TVs access to the dynamic HDR content that other TV owners have been getting from Dolby Vision. [Link: HDR10+ Supported Content on Disney+ Launches First on Samsung TVs | https://news.samsung.com/us/hdr10-supported-content-on-disney-launches-f…
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