如果您希望在Windows 10上运行(Windows 10)HDR视频,那么这里是它的显示要求列表。在开始阅读要求之前,首先让我们了解什么是HDR视频。
什么是 HDR 视频
HDR代表 High Dynamic Range,在这些视频中,颜色更加鲜艳。图像的清晰度更好,即使是光线昏暗的房间。基本上(Basically),它HDR视频为您提供比SDR视频更逼真的游戏和创意体验。
可以使用针对HDR视频优化的显示器在Windows 10上流式传输(Windows 10)HDR视频。您还需要在Windows HD 颜色(Windows HD Color)设置中打开Stream HDR视频。(Stream HDR)
了解显示器是否针对HDR视频进行了优化
- 选择开始(Start)按钮,然后选择设置 > 应用程序 > 视频播放。
- 在流式传输 HDR(Stream HDR)视频下,选择Windows HD 颜色(Windows HD Color)设置。
- 在选择(Choose)显示器下,选择要检查的显示器。
- 在“显示功能”下,查找“(Display)流式传输 HDR(Stream HDR)视频”旁边的值,看它是“是”(Yes)还是“否”。
- 即使它对流式 HDR 视频显示是(Yes),您也可能需要更改一些其他设置才能播放流式HDR(Stream HDR)视频(HDR)。
除此设置外,在Windows 10 PC上播放HDR视频还有一定的显示要求。(HDR)这些要求将在下面详细解释。
Windows 10 上HDR视频的显示要求
内置显示器(Built-in displays)
如果您有用于HDR(HDR)视频流的内置显示器,则不需要任何设置。甚至包括笔记本电脑、平板电脑或二合一 PC 在内的Windows 10(Windows 10) (版本 1803)的内置显示器也需要支持HDR才能播放高动态范围 ( HDR ) 视频。要查找特定笔记本电脑或平板电脑的规格,请访问设备制造商的网站。以下是要求:
- 内置显示器的分辨率应为 1080p 或更高,建议的最大亮度为 300 尼特或更高。
- Windows 10设备需要具有支持(Windows 10)PlayReady硬件数字版权管理的集成显卡(用于受保护的HDR内容(HDR))
- 它必须安装 10 位视频解码所需的编解码器。(例如,具有第 7代 Intel Core(Generation Intel Core)处理器(代号Kaby Lake)的设备支持此功能。)
- 内置显示器需要让您控制背光,并且需要具有 300 尼特或更高的最大亮度。
- Windows 10设备制造商需要在设备上启用HDR。
外接显示器(External displays)
要在Windows 10(Windows 10)中播放流式高动态范围 ( HDR ) 视频,您的外接显示器和Windows 10 PC 需要支持HDR。要查找特定 PC 或外部显示器的规格,请访问设备制造商的网站。以下是要求:
- HDR显示器或电视必须支持HDR10和(HDR10)DisplayPort 1.4或HDMI 2.0 或更高版本。我们推荐使用DisplayHDR认证的显示器。
- Windows 10 PC 需要具有支持(Windows 10)PlayReady 3.0硬件数字权限管理(用于受保护的HDR内容)的显卡。这可以是以下任何显卡:NVIDIA GeForce 1000系列或更高版本、AMD Radeon RX 400系列或更高版本,或者Intel UHD Graphics 600系列或更高版本。
- Windows 10 PC 必须安装 10 位视频解码所需的编解码器(例如,HEVC或VP9编解码器)。
微软(Microsoft)表示,建议在Windows 10 PC上安装最新的 WDDM 2.4 驱动程序。
提示(TIP):以下是在 Windows 10 中为视频流应用启用 HDR 播放的方法。
Display requirements for HDR video in Windows 10
If you wish to run HDR videos on Windows 10, then here is a list of display requirements for іt. Before you start reading the rеquirements, first let’s understand what HDR videos are.
What are HDR videos
HDR stands for High Dynamic Range, and in these videos, the colors are more vivid. Clarity in the images is better, even if it is a dimly lit room. Basically, it HDR videos offer you a more realistic gaming and creative experience than an SDR video.
It is possible to stream HDR videos on Windows 10 with a display optimized for HDR video. You also need to have Stream HDR video turned on in Windows HD Color settings.
To find out if a display is optimized for HDR video
- Select the Start button, then select Settings > Apps > Video playback.
- Under Stream HDR video, select Windows HD Color settings.
- Under Choose display, select the display you want to check.
- Under Display capabilities, look for the value next to Stream HDR video to see if it says Yes or No.
- Even if it says Yes for Stream HDR video, you might need to change some other settings to play streaming HDR video.
Apart from this setting, there are certain display requirements for HDR video to be played on a Windows 10 PC. These requirements are explained in detail below.
Display requirements for HDR video on Windows 10
Built-in displays
If you have built-in displays that are made for HDR video streaming, then you don’t need any settings. Even the built-in displays of Windows 10 (version 1803) including the laptop, tablet, or 2-in-1 PC needs to support HDR to play the high dynamic range (HDR) video. To find the specifications for a specific laptop or tablet, visit the device manufacturer’s website. Here are the requirements:
- The resolution of the built-in display should be of 1080p or more, and a recommended max brightness of 300 nits or more.
- The Windows 10 device needs to have an integrated graphics card that supports PlayReady hardware digital rights management (for protected HDR content)
- It must have the required codecs installed for 10-bit video decoding. (For example, devices that have a 7th Generation Intel Core processor, code-named Kaby Lake, support this.)
- The built-in display needs to let you have control over the backlight and needs to have a max brightness of 300 nits or more.
- The Windows 10 device manufacturer needs to have enabled HDR on the device.
External displays
To play streaming high dynamic range (HDR) video in Windows 10, your external display and Windows 10 PC needs to support HDR. To find the specifications for a specific PC or external display, visit the device manufacturer’s website. Here are the requirements:
- The HDR display or TV must support HDR10, and DisplayPort 1.4 or HDMI 2.0 or higher. We recommend displays that are DisplayHDR certified.
- The Windows 10 PC needs to have a graphics card that supports PlayReady 3.0 hardware digital rights management (for protected HDR content). This could be any of the following graphics cards: NVIDIA GeForce 1000 series or higher, AMD Radeon RX 400 series or higher, or Intel UHD Graphics 600 series or higher.
- The Windows 10 PC must have the required codecs installed for 10-bit video decoding (for example, HEVC or VP9 codecs).
It is recommended that the latest WDDM 2.4 drivers should be installed on the Windows 10 PC, says Microsoft.
TIP: Here’s how you can enable HDR Playback for Video Streaming apps in Windows 10.