Panasonic DP-UB420-K 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Player with HDR10+ and HLG Playba

Enhance your movies with stunning pictures and sound This Ultra HD Blu-ray player faithfully reproduces the director's intended images. Unique processing technology maximizes the beauty of 4K content and network functions enable enjoyment of various types of 4K content. Unique imaging technologies for a Hollywood Cinema Experience Panasonic's 4K PRO HDR model Ultra HD Blu-ray Player features an HCX processor for Ultra HD Blu-ray packed with original imaging technologies for a stunning picture quality. The precise colors and HDR reproduction that form the essential elements of Ultra HD are the basis of high-definition images. They bring you a whole new viewing experience that you've never had before. Experience stunning 4K pictures Panasonic Ultra HD Blu-ray players support multiple HDR formats, such as HDR10, which is the standard HDR format for films and UHD Blu-ray discs. They newly support HDR playback of HDR10+ dynamic metadata, the next-generation standard. And they are compatible with Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG). The synergistic effect achieved with Panasonic's original high-quality image technologies enables even more precise image expression. HDR optimizer for greater content clarity Panasonic's original image processing technologies achieve HDR images with higher definition. Tone-mapping is used to adjust the brightness level of the content. And even HDR images from ordinary HDR10 and TV footage, which do not support special new formats like HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, provide optimal playback. Stunning color and details Technologies from Panasonic Holywood Laboratory, the base for Blu-ray Disc research and development, are applied to Panasonic's unique 4L High Precision Chroma Processing. 4K image color signals (4: 2:0) are interpolated into 4K (4: 4:4) by a multi-tap chroma process, for natural textures and depth. Experience studio master sound with high-res quality This model is designed for high-resolution audio reproduction. In addition to the conventional WAV