Sony's PlayStation 5 has finally relaunched the latest version of the Disney Plus app. Viewers can stream their favorite movies and series with 4K HDR support for the first time.

The previous support for PS4 is only for 1080p viewing. With the new changes, you can now elevate your binge-watching experience to an extremely high quality.

Disney Plus App Ges PS5 4K Support

PS5 Adopts Latest Version of Disney+ App Designed For 4K HDR Playback
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PlayStation 5 finally relaunches the Disney+ app on the platform, but this time with 4K HDR streaming.

The Walt Disney Company's streaming video platform Disney Plus just received a major update this week. The new version has finally adopted 4K support in the native PS5 apps, per GameSpot.

Before Disney+ got this feature, its main competitors in the streaming industry had already done that. As such, HBO Max and Netflix are the first to introduce 4K HDR streaming to PlayStation 5 owners.

The update just came in time prior to the new pricing model that Walt Disney imposed on the Disney+ app. 

For those subscribers of this streaming service, the membership charge will now cost $11 per month. This will be effective beginning on Dec. 8.

On the same date, the new ad-supported tier is expected to arrive on Disney. The pricing for this service will sit at a monthly price of $8. 

For those who don't want to miss the latest films and television series, you can take advantage of Disney+ Premium, which will allow you to stream the newest movies on the go.

Disney Plus October Lineup

Disney Plus has been releasing new content monthly. For October, the streaming platform will include the most popular series on TV, including "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" and "The Simpsons."

If you want to know the full list of the October content for Disney+, check below:

October 3

  • Dancing with the Stars: Episode 3

October 5

  • Puppy Dog Pals (S5, 1 episode)
  • The Simpsons (S33)
  • World of Flavor with Big Moe Cason (S1)
  • Zombies: Addison's Monster Mystery (Shorts) (S1)
  • Zorro (S1)
  • Zorro (S2)
  • Shipwreck Hunters Australia: Season 1 Premiere
  • Andor: Episode 5
  • The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers: Episode 202 "Out of Bounds"

October 6

  • She-Hulk: Attorney at Law: Episode 8

October 7

  • Calling All Monsters Music Video (Short)
  • Drumline
  • Werewolf by Night

October 10

  • Dancing with the Stars: Episode 4

October 12

  • Big City Greens (S3, 4 episodes)
  • Sofia the First (S1, S2, S3, S4)
  • Ultra Violet & Black Scorpion (S1, 6 episodes)
  • Big Shot: Season 2 Premiere
  • Andor: Episode 6
  • The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers: Episode 203 "Coach Classic"

October 13

  • Disney+ Originals: She-Hulk: Attorney at Law: Episode 9

October 14

  • Into the Woods (Sing-Along Version)
  • The New Mutants

October 17

  • Dancing with the Stars: Episode 5

October 18

  • Dancing with the Stars: Episode 6

October 19

  • Alice's Wonderland Bakery (S1, 4 episodes)
  • Bear in the Big Blue House (S1, S2, S3, S4)
  • PB&J Otter (S1, S2, S3)
  • Raven's Home: (S5, 8 episodes)
  • Spider-Man: The New Animated Series (S1)
  • The Incredible Dr. Pol (S21)
  • The Spectacular Spider-Man (S1)
  • Wicked Tuna (S11)
  • Andor: Episode 7
  • The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers: Episode 204 "Draft Day"

October 21

  • Hall of Villains

October 24

  • Dancing with the Stars: Episode 7

October 26

  • Sumo Do, Sumo Don't (S1, 2 episodes)
  • Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi
  • The Mysterious Benedict Society: Season 2 Premiere
  • Andor: Episode 8
  • The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers: Episode 205 "Icing on the Cake"

October 28

  • Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel
  • Marvel's Hulk: Where Monsters Dwell

October 31

  • Dancing with the Stars: Episode 8 (Live)

Currently, the Disney+ app is now available across 50 countries, per Tech Times.

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Downside of Using PS5 For 4K Streaming

Engadget cited that PS5 might still be lacking support for video streaming despite the debut of the 4K HDR10 on the platform.

At the moment, it cannot yet handle the Dolby Atmos audio and even the Dolby Vision format. The tech site explains that using PlayStation 5 or Microsoft's Xbox Series X in streaming is a complete waste of electricity.

Since streaming videos on the consoles consume nearly 70 watts of power, it's not practical to use them as a substitute for TV or smartphones when it comes to movie viewing.

As a reference, Apple TV devices only consume about 3 to 6 watts. If you want to conserve electricity, it's still ideal for sticking with the gadgets that are originally made for streaming.

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