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Android 17’s new video standard could make blinding HDR videos a thing of the past

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Android 17’s new video standard could make blinding HDR videos a thing of the past

Android 17's new Eclipsa Video standard ensures that HDR videos don't get too bright while also keeping all of their details intact.

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