Disney+ explains video quality changes for European subscribers
The streaming platform Disney+ recently provided clarifications after users in several European countries noticed the temporary removal of support for 4K and HDR formats from the Premium subscription. This change generated concern among subscribers who pay for the highest image quality available on the platform.
Company representatives stated that they have adopted an "alternative technology" to ensure continuous content playback during this period. This technical measure was implemented to maintain service stability in the context of updates to the digital infrastructure used by the platform in the region.
Although the list of affected countries includes states such as France, Germany, Italy, and Belgium, users in Romania are monitoring the situation closely. As of this moment, Disney+ has not confirmed whether these technical limitations will be expanded or if they will affect the viewing quality for local subscribers in the long term.
The company has provided assurances that the changes are temporary and that the primary objective remains offering a high-quality viewing experience. Users are advised to check their account settings and follow the official support pages to stay informed about any returns to standard resolution settings.