J joefinan macrumors 6502a Original poster Mar 14, 2008 #1 When selecting 'iPod High-Rez', the encode runs at a bit rate and image size that's higher than any ipod can cope with. So what's the point of it??
When selecting 'iPod High-Rez', the encode runs at a bit rate and image size that's higher than any ipod can cope with. So what's the point of it??
T TheStu macrumors 65816 Mar 14, 2008 #2 joefinan said: When selecting 'iPod High-Rez', the encode runs at a bit rate and image size that's higher than any ipod can cope with. So what's the point of it?? Click to expand... Hooking your iPod up to a TV and playing it on that.
joefinan said: When selecting 'iPod High-Rez', the encode runs at a bit rate and image size that's higher than any ipod can cope with. So what's the point of it?? Click to expand... Hooking your iPod up to a TV and playing it on that.
kkat69 macrumors 68020 Mar 14, 2008 #3 joefinan said: When selecting 'iPod High-Rez', the encode runs at a bit rate and image size that's higher than any ipod can cope with. So what's the point of it?? Click to expand... I"m Watching/Listening to Transformers which was ripped with Handbrake and using iPod Hi-Rez and it looks fantastic on the iPod and looks good on the TV as well. I also have about 50 more movies ripped with iPod hi-rez.
joefinan said: When selecting 'iPod High-Rez', the encode runs at a bit rate and image size that's higher than any ipod can cope with. So what's the point of it?? Click to expand... I"m Watching/Listening to Transformers which was ripped with Handbrake and using iPod Hi-Rez and it looks fantastic on the iPod and looks good on the TV as well. I also have about 50 more movies ripped with iPod hi-rez.