Got a question for all you imovie users at there. How do ya'll watch your edited hd video on your hdtv? I simply want to film in hd, edit the hd footage, then show my buddies the edited hd footage on my hd tv. Is it even possible on a mac? You can use appletv but it only supports 720p. Doesn't really make sense that you can export your movie in imovie 11 in 1080p but appletv doesn't support it.
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the only thing i can think of is to edit your movie then just burn it to a dvd then put in your dvd player, or do i not understand what your asking ect. -
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I want to watch it in hd. If I burned it to a dvd it would be in standard definition.Comment
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Not necessarily, the reason movies are commercially distributed on blu-ray is because DVD's lack the data capacity to hold them. Now whether your dvd player supports it is a different question. You can also put it on a thumb drive, as a lot of newer hdtv's will read thumb drives. Yet another option is to get an adapter cable to go from say a laptop to your tv. The AppleTV is primarily a streaming device, but is weak with its max resolution being 720p.Originally posted by colonel62 View PostComment
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I burn my on DVD and they are in HD. They look greatComment
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Still trying to wrap my mind around this stuff. So if I have edited hd footage that I exported from imovie in 1080p, I can burn it on a regular dvd-r? The resulting dvd would be in hd 1080p? Would I have to play it in a blu-ray player or would it play in a regular dvd player? I guess what i'm asking is the only difference between a blue-ray disc and a dvd-r is the amount of storage?Comment
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