Deep Colors "HDR"

The "HDR" feature stands for "High Dynamic Range," which is a video display technology that provides a clearer and more realistic image through deeper and more accurate colors, higher brightness, and clearer details in bright and dark scenes, with better contrast between colors, giving you a more realistic viewing experience while watching matches. That's why we called it "Deep Colors."

#Requirements for Running the "Deep Colors HDR" Feature

A device or screen that supports the "HDR" feature must be available, in addition to a stable internet connection with a speed of no less than 20 Mbps, because streaming with "HDR" technology contains higher image data than regular streaming.

#Availability of the "Deep Colors HDR" Feature

The feature is available on some devices and can be activated during live streaming of matches within the quality options in the video player. This feature is one of the exclusive benefits available to Thmanyah subscribers.

Now available on:

1. "Web" browser.
2. LG TVs with "WebOS".
3. Samsung TVs with "Tizen".

ℹ️ We are working on developing the feature and expanding its compatibility to support more devices and screens soon.

#Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why is the "Deep Colors HDR" option not appearing?
The feature appears only in live streaming of matches, and the "Deep Colors HDR" option may not appear if the device or screen does not support it, or when using a platform not currently supported.

2. Do I need to activate the feature manually?
Yes, the "HDR" feature must be activated from the quality options in the video player during live streaming, and once selected, the picture quality changes immediately.

3. Does internet speed affect "HDR"?
Yes, the quality of "HDR" depends on the speed and stability of the internet connection. If the speed is low or the connection is unstable, the picture quality may decrease during viewing.

4. Does the "Deep Colors HDR" feature appear in recorded content?
No, the feature appears only in live streaming of matches and is not available in recorded content, whether for matches or programs.

5. What is the difference between "HDR" deep colors and "4K" maximum quality?

• "HDR" deep colors: Focuses on colors, lighting, and contrast, providing a more realistic image.
• "4K" maximum quality: Focuses on image resolution and pixel count, providing clearer details.