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Max users grandfathered into $15.99 ad-free plan lose 4K, HDR next month
(arstechnica.com)
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If these streaming platforms had an "I don't care about all of this HDR bullshit, 1080p is fine for me" level at a few bucks cheaper, I would take it every time.
HDR isn't bullshit but it's a waste if you don't have a TV that supports it.
At this point I’d rather stick to my dumb 1080p tv than upgrade and get stuck with awful smart tv software and ads
Plex supports 4k and HDR. Looks great on my OLED of which I never use it's "smart" tv functionality. I'd sooner buy physical discs than ever subscribe to another streaming service.