HDR10+ Content ‘Adopters' Would Pay No Fee, Says License
The HDR10+ consortium of Fox, Panasonic and Samsung announced the start Wednesday of the royalty-free licensing and logo certification alternative to Dolby Vision (see 180321004). There’s no charge for a “content company” to join, says a new “overview.” It costs…
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$10,000 annually for a TV manufacturer, SoC suppliers would pay $4,000 a year and a “source provider” such as an Ultra HD Blu-ray player manufacturer or supplier of an over-the-top set-top or service would be charged $2,500.