Assertion: tv | /r/HasProperty | compatible
Facets:
value: hdr
type: DEGREE
value: with dolby vision
type: OTHER
value: with hdr10
type: OTHER
value: truly
type: MANNER
value: regardless of
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The GZ1500, GZ950, GZ920, GX800 and GX700 TVs all have HDR10+ baked in and every TV from the GZ2000 down to the GX800 is compatible with Dolby Vision.
text: And just because a TV is HDR-compatible doesn't mean it actually performs better, with or without an HDR source.
text: Just because your TV is ARC-compatible, that doesn't mean you can use it.
text: Your source device (a 4K Blu-Ray player or media streamer, say) and the TV must be both be HDR-compatible, regardless of what cables you use.
text: With the UHD Premium label, we now know the precise, minimum specifications a TV needs to be considered truly HDR compatible.
text: If you’re wondering if the next TV you buy should be HDR compatible, our answer is yes, though we caution to make sure the TV also offers peak brightness at levels that will be able to make HDR pop.
text: Every TV that is HDR-capable is compatible with HDR10.
text: What TVs and Blu-ray players are compatible with Dolby Vision?
text: How do I know if a TV is HDR compatible?
text: How do I know if a TV is HDR compatible?
text: To be HDR-compatible, the TV should be able to produce more light than a normal TV in certain areas of the image.
text: Just because a TV is HDR-compatible doesn't necessarily mean it's going to outperform non-HDR TVs.
text: How do I know if a TV is HDR-compatible?
text: Ultra HD Premium establishes several general capabilities that TVs have to possess to be HDR-compatible.