If you want to get it sooner than that, restart your video app and start playing the video on the display you plan to watch it on. If you have two displays and move the HDR video onto a display that’s not optimized for HDR video, you’ll get the appropriate standard dynamic range (SDR) video stream as soon as new content starts to play (for example, a new TV episode). Note: Not all displays are optimized for HDR video. For more info, see Calibrate your built-in display for HDR content in Windows. If your built-in display can play streaming HDR video, you can calibrate it to get the most out of it. On the HDR screen, turn on Play streaming HDR video. Select Settings > System > DisplayĪt the top, select the display you want to change.
Select the Start button, then enter settings. See the last section below for details.įor more detailed info about what you need to play HDR video in Windows, see Display requirements for HDR video in Windows. Under Display capabilities, look for the value next to Play streaming HDR video to see if it says Supported or Not supported.Įven if it says Supported for Play streaming HDR video, you might need to change some other settings to play streaming HDR video. Select Settings > System > Display.Īt the top, choose the display you want to check.
To find out if a display is optimized for HDR video You’ll be able to play streaming high dynamic range (HDR) video when your Windows PC has a display that’s optimized for HDR video and you have Play streaming HDR video turned on in HDR settings.
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