Watch Wonder Woman 1984 in 4K HDR
You can watch Wonder Woman 1984 in 4K Ultra HD, HDR 10, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos on select devices. Wonder Woman 1984 is also available in 1080p on all supported devices through January 24, 2021.
HBO Max will play the highest quality audio and video available for your device.
What you need
Here's what you need to stream in 4K HDR with Dolby Atmos audio:
- 4K HDR TV that displays Dolby Vision or HDR10
- Supported 4K HDR streaming device
- High speed internet (25 Mbps or higher, 50+ Mbps is recommended)
- Dolby Atmos-capable sound system
All devices must support HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 (your TV, media player, audio/video receiver, cables, adapters, and any other connected devices).
If you have the above requirements, HBO Max should automatically play Wonder Woman 1984 in 4K HDR. HBO Max automatically adjusts the video quality based on your network bandwidth and connection speed (you can't manually adjust the resolution in HBO Max).
If Wonder Woman 1984 doesn't appear to play in 4K HDR with Dolby Atmos, here are a few things you can try:
Step 1: Check your devices
Make sure your TV supports 4K resolution and HDR 10. To do this, find your TV model number and then search the internet for info about your TV's resolution.
Supported 4K devices
You can watch Wonder Woman 1984 in 4K on the following devices:
- Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K and Fire TV Cube
- Android TVs, including: AT&T Streaming Box
- Apple TV 4K
- Google Chromecast Ultra and Chromecast with Google TV
- Roku Ultra 4800x, Roku 4k TVs, Roku Premiere, and Roku Streaming Stick+
- Xfinity X1 (Xi6) and Flex
We’re working to add more devices and 4K shows and movies in the future.
Note Dolby Atmos is not available with Chromecast with Google TV, Roku Premiere, and Roku Streaming Stick+.
Step 2: Update HBO Max
Make sure you have the latest version of HBO Max. To do this, open the app store on your device and search for HBO Max. If there's an app update available, choose to update or download the update. For additional help, see Step 1 on the Troubleshoot TV page.
Step 3: Test your internet speed
Make sure your internet download speed is at least 25 Mbps. HBO Max automatically adjusts the video quality based on the download speed of your connection. If your download speed is less than 25 Mbps, Wonder Woman won't stream in 4K HDR.
Higher speeds will provide more consistent 4K HDR streaming. For the best experience, we recommend a download speed of 50+ Mbps on your streaming device.
Test your connection speed
To find out how to test your connection speed, go to Troubleshoot HBO Max on your TV and choose your TV device.
Try a wired connection
If you’re experiencing slow or inconsistent speeds over WiFi, try connecting your streaming device to your router using an Ethernet cable.
Reduce activity on your network
If other people are using the same network, ask them to temporarily pause their activity. This will allocate as much bandwidth as possible for streaming Wonder Woman 1984.
Step 4: Try another cable or HDMI port
If you're using a streaming player (e.g. Apple TV):
- Make sure you're using a High-Speed 4K HDMI cable.
- Make sure your HDMI cable is plugged into a HDCP 2.2 compatible HDMI port on your TV or audio/video receiver. HDCP 2.2 may not be supported by all of the HDMI ports on your TV (refer to your owner's manual to find out which HDMI port is HDCP 2.2 compatible).
- Bypass your audio video receiver, HDMI switch, or sound bar, by connecting your streaming device directly to your TV.
If you're getting an HDCP error, try the TV steps in this article: I'm getting an HDCP error.
Step 5: Check your display settings
When it comes to TV settings, we suggest turning off motion smoothing. The steps for doing this vary depending on your TV model. Also, you may want to set your picture mode to Cinema or Movie mode.
For more display suggestions, find your streaming device below.
Check your Amazon Fire TV display settings. Here's how:
- Go to Settings > Display & Sounds > Display.
- Open the Video Resolution section.
- Set your video resolution to Auto. A notification displays if HDCP 2.2 is not detected for your Fire TV’s HDMI connection.
For more info, go to Watch Video in 4K on Your Fire TV.
Check your Apple TV video settings. Here's how:
- On your Apple TV, go to Settings > Video and Audio > Format.
- Select 4K HDR (if available).
- Then go to Match Content. Turn on Match Dynamic Range and Match Frame Rate.
- Select Check HDMI Connection to confirm support for the selected format.
If your Apple TV doesn't detect support for 4K HDR, see Apple's 4K, HDR, and Dolby Vision on your Apple TV 4K article.
Check your Chromecast with Google TV or Android TV display settings. Here's how:
- In the upper-right corner of your TV, go to Profile > Settings.
- Choose Display & Sound.
- Select Match Content. This should automatically set your device to display content in the native format. You can also manually set the resolution by going to Advanced display settings.
If you don’t have the option to display in 4K HDR, see Stream 4K Ultra HD content for more information.
Check your Roku display settings. Here's how:
- Press the Home button on your Roku remote.
- Go to Settings > Display type.
- Choose Auto Detect.
- If your Roku detects 4K support for your display, choose OK.
If your Roku doesn't detect your display type, you can try Force output. To learn more about setting your display type, see How do I change the display type on my Roku?