LG TVs support the following HDR formats: You can find out if your model supports HDR format in the user manual or other TV documents. These TVs are OLED, Super UHD, NanoCell, and QNED lines. HDR technology is supported on LG TVs since 2016. Many of LG’s current TV models are equipped with the ability to support the HDR standard. Thanks to it the viewer can see the subtle nuances of colors that were not previously available. HDR – uses a color palette based on the use of 10-bit gradation.

But you should know that HDR only works on high-end TVs with displays capable of displaying over a billion colors in 10-bit color depth. The picture on the screen of your LG TV using metadata becomes more “live” and natural. HDR (High Dynamic Range) is an addition to existing digital video formats: it is not a new digital video technology, but simply adds metadata to the existing video encoding standards, metadata that controls the settings of your TV. If you set HDR to HDMI1, HDR will not work on the other HDMI ports. Therefore, HDR is only set for the currently active HDMI input. If the HDMI port is set to HDR, all additional picture enhancement programs will be disabled. You should know that when you turn on HDR, you must turn off all additional picture enhancement programs in your TVs, this happens automatically.

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