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<blockquote data-quote="farmcock" data-source="post: 405729" data-attributes="member: 15113">An article on MacDailyNews indicates this new function in iTunes 7.2 will convert movies for Apple TV to as high a quality as 1280 x 720p. You must highlight a file in the 'Movie' section of the iTunes library, then click on 'Advanced' and the convert selection. It doesn't appear to be an option in the TV show or Podcast section of the Library.Question - Since all of the movies in my Movie section of iTunes were converted from DVD using Media Fork or Handbrake, how would this new function be of any use? Since the file you're converting must first be in the itunes library, how would it ever get there unless it were already compressed and to a level below 1280 x 720p? since MediaFork and Handbrake normally covert to around 700 x 400????When I highlight one of my files to convert, it gives a message that &quot;one or more files are already converted for Apple TV. What gives? I want 720p!?!@.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="farmcock, post: 405729, member: 15113"] An article on MacDailyNews indicates this new function in iTunes 7.2 will convert movies for Apple TV to as high a quality as 1280 x 720p. You must highlight a file in the 'Movie' section of the iTunes library, then click on 'Advanced' and the convert selection. It doesn't appear to be an option in the TV show or Podcast section of the Library. Question - Since all of the movies in my Movie section of iTunes were converted from DVD using Media Fork or Handbrake, how would this new function be of any use? Since the file you're converting must first be in the itunes library, how would it ever get there unless it were already compressed and to a level below 1280 x 720p? since MediaFork and Handbrake normally covert to around 700 x 400???? When I highlight one of my files to convert, it gives a message that "one or more files are already converted for Apple TV. What gives? I want 720p!?!@. [/QUOTE]

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