Can I stream Netflix in Dolby Vision or HDR10?
Netflix supports two different HDR streaming formats, Dolby Vision and HDR10.
What You’ll Need:
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A smart TV that supports either Dolby Vision or HDR10 and Netflix, connected to your device via an HDMI port that supports HDCP 2.2 or later (usually the HDMI 1 port).
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A 4 Screen Netflix plan. You can check which plan you're currently on at Netflix.com/ChangePlan.
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A steady internet connection speed of 25 megabits per second or higher.
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Streaming quality set to High. More information about video quality settings can be found in our playback settings article.
Which TVs support streaming Netflix in Dolby Vision or HDR10?
Netflix is available in HDR on supported TVs from:
Dolby Vision
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Funai
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Hisense
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LG
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Panasonic
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Philips
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Sharp
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Sony
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TCL Roku TV
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Toshiba
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Vizio
HDR10
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Hisense
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LG
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Panasonic
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Philips
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Roku TV
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Samsung
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Sharp
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Sony
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Toshiba
In order to stream Netflix in HDR, make sure you have installed all available firmware updates for your TV. If you are unsure if your TV is capable of HDR or need help updating your firmware, please reach out to the manufacturer of your TV.
Do other devices support streaming Netflix in Dolby Vision or HDR10?
The follow devices support Dolby Vision streaming when connected to a Dolby Vision capable TV:
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Amazon Fire TV 4K Stick
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Apple TV 4K
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Chromecast Ultra
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LG Blu-ray players
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Panasonic Blu-ray players
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Philips Blu-ray players
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Sony Blu-ray players
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Xbox One S and Xbox One X (Available only to Xbox Insiders using the current firmware release)
The following devices support HDR10 streaming when connected to a HDR10 capable TV:
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Apple TV 4K
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Canal Digital OnePlay
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Chromecast Ultra
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Chunghwa MOD503
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EntertainTV by Deutsche Telekom
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Freebox One and Freebox Delta by Free
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NET 4K (America Movil)
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Nvidia Shield and Nvidia Shield Pro
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PlayStation 4 Pro
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Quickline UHD Box
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Roku Premiere+ and Roku Ultra
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Sky Now TV Smart Box with 4k & Voice Search
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Telkom SA LIT TV box
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UHD Swisscom TV-Box
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Virgin Media - V6 powered by TiVo
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VTR EOS
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Xbox One S and Xbox One X
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XL Home Android TV
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YouSee Tv-boks
Do any mobile devices support streaming Netflix in Dolby Vision or HDR10?
The following mobile devices support streaming in HDR10 and Dolby Vision:
Can I stream in HDR on my Computer?
HDR streaming is available when connected to a HDR capable display on:
HDR streaming on Netflix is only supported on certain systems. Please visit the pages above for complete system requirements.
How fast does my internet need to be to stream Netflix in Dolby Vision or HDR10?
We recommend an internet connection speed of at least 25 megabits per second to stream titles available in HDR10 and Dolby Vision at Ultra HD 4K resolution. If your internet connection speed is lower, you can still enjoy HDR at lower resolutions like 1080p. For more information, see our Internet Connection Speed Recommendations article.
How can I find titles available in Dolby Vision or HDR10?
If you have an HDR10 capable TV and the 4 Screen Netflix streaming plan, available titles will display an HDR logo next to their description: 
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If you have a Dolby Vision capable TV and the 4 Screen Netflix streaming plan, available titles will display the Dolby Vision logo next to their description: 
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Not all titles are available in Dolby Vision or HDR10.
What is the difference between 4K and Dolby Vision or HDR10?
4K (Ultra HD) is a high density pixel resolution that provides greater detail in a video image. HDR10 or Dolby Vision are color and dynamic range enhancements of an image that provide a more realistic or lifelike representation of the content. Many devices that support HDR10 or Dolby Vision also support 4K - visit our article about Netflix in Ultra HD for more information.