Managing media playback issues and settings in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10
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As the title describes, I cannot play/ see HDR YouTube videos - the option is not available any more from the resolution selection.
With previous Edge (prior to 15/01/2020) I could and I could also choose a higher resolution from my screen's native one.
I would like to point out also, that neither Chrome and Firefox provide such option - I really cannot understand why but my issue here is with Edge.
Yes, my screen is HDR capable.
I would highly appreciate any help into solving this matter.
Thank you in advance!
Managing media playback issues and settings in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10
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How did you get the new edge browser to give you Youtube HDR? Still doesn't work for me. And to be clear, my laptop screen only got HDR capability with a bios/firmware update and only supports HDR video streaming and not the WCG or HDR games and apps.
Thanks!
Hi,
How did you get the new Edge browser to give you Youtube HDR? It still doesn't work for me. And to be clear, my screen only got HDR capability from a BIOS/firmware update and only supports the HDR video streaming feature and not the WCG or HDR games/apps feature.
Thanks!
This does get the HDR options to appear in the display quality options on youtube, but it's a washed out version of HDR when you do it this way, not like it used to be.
Try this:
This will fix the issue with every platform on which you stream HDR content
Try this:
- in the address bar type in edge://flags/ and press enter
- Scroll to find to search for "Force Color Profile"
- Click the drop down and select "HDR10( HDR where available)"
- Click on Restart at the bottom.
This will fix the issue with every platform on which you stream HDR content
Indeed it does resolve the issue and now YouTube will stream HDR videos but bright areas are burned out.