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iMovie 09 - streaming video to HDTV

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I stream my video to my TV through Rivet which links to my TV via my Xbox. It works well but what is the best format to use when producing video with iMovie to stream via the Xbox? So far my attemps have resulted in fuzzy definition which suggests I am using the wrong format/codec.

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