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From MacRumors (Live Feed from Macworld):
9:46 am HD rentals are $4.99. 100 titles today 9:46 am Synching with iTunes. 9:45 am Photos from Flickr & .Mac 9:44 am Podcasts = audio and video 9:44 am Apple TV Take 2. No computer required. Rent movies on Apple TV. DVD quality AND HD + Dolby 5.1 9:44 am What about the flat screen TV? "we have all tried to get movies on a flat screen TV, and we all missed. |
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Any word yet on what resolution? 720p? 1080i/p? I did not see info; i've been following the engadget live blog ...
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Apple TV price drop!!!
Now $229. Can't wait to get one!
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They didn't say as far as I can tell. Once the Apple store is back up they'll probably have the specs.
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Just saw the specs on Apple's site: 720p.
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Interesting note in the movie rental table:
"8. Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound is not available with all HD rentals." |
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I like the sound of this but hate to add yet another component to my home theater. What are the chances of these being able to stream to 360 or ps3?
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Apple TV is looking interesting.
If I can get it to play HD videos from my computer that aren't bought/rented from iTunes I might give it a shot. I currently stream with the Xbox Media Center but if I can get 1080p video on Apple TV I will consider a switch.
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Quote:
"maximum resolution: 1280 by 720 pixels at 24 fps, 960 by 540 pixels at 30 fps" |
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None. Neither device supports Apple's DRM scheme.
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More info from Engadget:
HD rentals are ONLY on Apple TV in 720p. They can't be bought on the PC. http://www.engadget.com/2008/01/15/m...ie-hd-rentals/
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Considering Apple has a stake in BD I'd imagine a software upgrade on the PS3 might make this a possibility. But also consider how tight Apple is with the iPod/iPhone. It's unlikely they'll allow iTunes to work with any other hardware since the music/movies/tv is there to sell their hardware. |
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Oh no no. Apple has absolutely no interest in licensing FairPlay to anyone even though it would be in the consumer's best interest. They only want their content to work on their hardware.
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Dusto dustoman (at) gmail (dot) com GamerTag and PSN: DustoMan Founder High-Def Digest Gamerscore Leaderboard and the High-Def Digest Group On Steam "Full HD" is a marketing term, not a specification! |
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