HDRväri

HDRväri is a color representation system designed to display a wider range of colors and contrast than traditional displays. HDRväri is based on the principles of High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology, which aims to produce a more accurate and lifelike visual experience.

In traditional color representation, the limited number of color ranges and the method of display can result in the loss of detail in darkness and highlights. HDRväri seeks to mitigate this issue by increasing the color range, which allows for more nuanced representation of colors and shading.

HDRväri uses advanced encoding and decoding techniques to achieve its goals. It compresses the color information in a way that preserves the HDR data and the transforms it into a format that is compatible with traditional displays. The technology also adopts the use of metadata to maintain color consistency across devices and platforms.

HDRväri supports a range of color gamuts and can display content in UHD resolutions (3840 × 2160 or 7680 × 4320) or 4K at a high frame rate. While HDRväri is typically associated with High Frame Rate (HFR) 4K/8K UHD resolutions, its true strength lies in the ability to deliver an immersive viewing experience with enhanced colors, contrast, and more realistic rendering.

HDRväri targets a wide range of applications, including broadcasting, gaming, and playback of UHD content. Its versatility allows it to adapt to not only traditional TVs but also custom OLED-pannel units, virtual reality solutions, and interactive streaming systems.