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I upgraded my DIRECTV equipment to get their 4K channels over the weekend. Their pay-per-view movie channel will be a good source of non-HDR 4K material. Unfortunately, at the moment, they want $12.99 to watch a movie once, so I probably won't be taking advantage of that very often. The other...

I made that statement based on the fact that for a display to be called "HDR Compatible" by CEA, it has to be able to process the HDR10 media profile and that the HDR10 media profile, per Wikipedia, "HDR10 Media Profile uses the Rec. 2020 color space, SMPTE ST 2084, and a bit depth of 10-bits."...

The wider color gamut is part of "HDR". I have a feeling this thread will be due for a reassessment at some point. How many more cases of: will it take before the reassessment occurs? (Quote from the Ghostbusters thread.)