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In video editing hdr material has been mastered with a greater range of contrast and brightness. Its the tvs job to ADD it to the video. Hdr is a reversed tech compared to bluray. A monitor is limited to its default contrast and brighness controls. What mpc is doing in tapping into that higher dynamic range of hdr material by going beyond rec709 color bars calibration. Only pure dull hdr material can work Im not going to share what uhd sources I used but get yourself some uhd material. Try mpc method and switch to bt2020 color on your tv. Adjust the sliders. Switch to your hdr tv and uhd player. Compare. They match! I go by my eyes and the science behind all this nits, dynamic range blah blah means nothing to me. What your eyes see is.

Whats exciting is non hdr tvs can now view 4k uhd by pushing their panels past the capped controls on tvs and monitors to get into the dynamic range of uhd mastered material. The pop factor or hdr factor will vary from oled to lcd to other types of panels. Computer monitors will show more too. Have to try it with hdr tv with uhd source and the same source on hdr tv not in hdr mode and uhd source. They are both the same. I cannot ecplain this any clearer.

This is a tool or idea to sllow 4k material to play on older panels. If course the hdr tv is going to blow the lcd tv out of the water. You can watch thr bluray upscaled to 4k or eatch uhd 4k and unlock the same color and levels but see more detail in the darks and brights now.