Just wondering if there's a way to watch the keynote on my apple tv. I tried adding the reference movie to iTunes but AppleTV didn't see it. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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WWDC07 keynote on AppleTV?
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I don't have and AppleTV, but at least iPods are picky about their video file formats. If you're trying to use the .mov file, you might have to convert it to a .m4v file using iSquint of something. I'm actually surprised Apple doesn't have the Keynote available though iTunes(the AppleTV and iPod ready).
The problem is that Apple's movie is just a stream, so there's no content to convert to anything. I tried to export from quicktime, but it just showed up as a hour and 20 minutes of white nothing. I also tried to import it into iMovie to export back out, but that didn't work either. Any other suggestions would be welcome.
jaw04005
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I would wait until the end of the week. Apple, of recent, has been posting keynotes such as MacWorld and D in an Apple TV format (in the form of a podcast) several days after the event.
What in the world is taking Apple so long to put this out for 
TV users?!? You would think they'd be jumping all over this medium which at the same time promotes their new device. And gives us TV owners another reason to use our new toys.
TV users?!? You would think they'd be jumping all over this medium which at the same time promotes their new device. And gives us TV owners another reason to use our new toys.
I'm beginning to doubt apple will release this in a downloadable/apple tv viewable format. Any suggestions for getting a non-streaming version of the WWDC keynote that AppleTV can view? Thanks for the help.
That's to the stream. You can't view the stream on an
TV as far as I can tell. Is anyone else having any luck?Ah, but you can't....not qt streams....
Try downloading a torrent.
Then convert to mp4/h.264 for AppleTV.