YouTube has started to push HDR support for the iPhone X. HDR stands for High Dynamic Range and it provides a wide range of enhanced color options in videos. Moreover, the support provides accurate video playback on several devices irrespective of the display size.
According to MacRumors, the iOS users will be able to watch YouTube videos in HDR on iPhone X. However, this feature is not yet available on iPad Pro models. You can access the feature by tapping on the three dots located on the top right side of the display and selecting quality.
You should do this step while playing a video and select the suitable quality. It is to be noted that you need to find a specific HDR video to experience the feature with iPhone X. You can easily locate quality videos on the HDR Channel provided by iOS. Even though iPhone 8 series provides support for HDR 10, you have to make use of the dithering technology to deliver quality videos.
The iPhone X was the first smartphone to provide support for HDR and it includes an exclusive Super Retina OLED display to provide a terrific effect. n addition to videos, movies available on the iTunes Movies Store on Apple TV also provides support for 4K, HDR10, and Dolby Vision. However, it should be paired with 4K-enabled TV sets.
