Hi,
It turns out, that encoding on iflicks works on the new AppleTV. I never knew this or else I would have done that long ago. My previous method involved encoding my SD .avi files in handbrake and adding tags on iFlicks but I realized that setting iFlicks to "HD 720p" works great on the new AppleTv.
The files become .mov instead of .mp4 as with handbrake but are EVEN smaller than the original, whereas with handbrake I had to go constant quality of 90% to retain quality and the file size was huge for no reason.
I didn't know that was possible, how come many don't just do that?
Thanks in advance
AE
It turns out, that encoding on iflicks works on the new AppleTV. I never knew this or else I would have done that long ago. My previous method involved encoding my SD .avi files in handbrake and adding tags on iFlicks but I realized that setting iFlicks to "HD 720p" works great on the new AppleTv.
The files become .mov instead of .mp4 as with handbrake but are EVEN smaller than the original, whereas with handbrake I had to go constant quality of 90% to retain quality and the file size was huge for no reason.
I didn't know that was possible, how come many don't just do that?
Thanks in advance
AE