4K UHD with HDR TV's

[MR.MAGOO]

do the current lineup of 4k TV's support xvYCC? I've got a couple blu-ray movies which say "mastered in 4k , maximum picture, expanded color" and the fine print on the jewel box says "expanded color requires xvYCC-enabled TV and Blu-ray player" , before I buy a new 4K TV just wanted to be sure I'm getting the right one.

 

[afterlife2]

do the current lineup of 4k TV's support xvYCC? I've got a couple blu-ray movies which say "mastered in 4k , maximum picture, expanded color" and the fine print on the jewel box says "expanded color requires xvYCC-enabled TV and Blu-ray player" , before I buy a new 4K TV just wanted to be sure I'm getting the right one.

YCbCr444 yes.

 

[BMXTRIX]

do the current lineup of 4k TV's support xvYCC? I've got a couple blu-ray movies which say "mastered in 4k , maximum picture, expanded color" and the fine print on the jewel box says "expanded color requires xvYCC-enabled TV and Blu-ray player" , before I buy a new 4K TV just wanted to be sure I'm getting the right one.

Anything new will have no problem with what 4K Blu-ray UHD discs are delivering. Maybe something really cheap won't, but the general lineup of name brands will just be fine across the board. Sony, LG, Samsung for sure. Always, OLED for the win, if budget allows on a main television and if it is overall right for your room/needs.

 

[Wardog555]

Are these the mastered in 4k but only released onto standard blu-ray which is only 1080p and not uhd blu-ray 4k?

I know Sony had a few of these released.