My PC exceeds these specs (Intel i5-2500K 3.3GHz CPU, 8GB of RAM, AMD Radeon 7970 video card, 30" Apple Cinema Display). The first bug appears when I go into the preferences setting and switch the download preference fom 720p to 1080p, which triggers a warning box that says:
Also, I don't know if this is a feature or a bug but downloading the 1080p HD version only downloads that version; the 720p HD or SD versions aren't downloaded as well. That's different from how it works if you download the 720p copy, which automatically also downloads the SD version. I wish selecting 1080p also automatically selects the other two copies as well since I have devices that can't play the 1080p copy. It's a pain to have to go into preferences, select 720p as the preferred download and then re-download the episode again.
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From what I understand 1080p is only worth something if your using a monitor or tv of 32in or more. Most people don't have monitors that big. And the player window iTunes uses doesn't resize itself like Windows media player does. So when you open a 1080p movie you get and error cause the window will exceed the size of your monitor and you have to resize it yourself. Also, when I opened a 1080p movie, got the error and hit ok, it played the sd version instead and wouldn't let me play the 1080 version anymore. I actually had to go into the movie folder and take out the sd version, delete the folder from iTunes but keep the files then re add the movie. Only then could I play the 1080p. Seems like we just have to put up with the error for now.
Alright, so, I'm familiar with the default position of a window and yesterday no matter what the settings would not stick. Once I opened the movie, resized it, closed the window and reopened, the window would always open to the full size and not the resize. Well, today the settings are sticking. I just assumed this was part of the problem everybody was having. But I don't think it's a issue with the default position of a window as the movie opens from the top left corner and is extending past the right side of my screen. It's just huge! Anyways it opens correctly now. Error is still there and is just annoying though! I'll be waiting to get another 1080p movie until iTunes fixes the error. Thanks for input though.
Keep in mind that 1920 by 1080 is the MAXIMUM resolution of 1080p content; only content recorded in 16:9 (1.78:1) ratio will utilize the full 1920 by 1080 resolution. If you have a 1920 by 800 video content, it's most likely that you are talking about a movie, which is usually in cinema ratio of 2.4 to 1 aspect ratio. This is still classified as 1080p video despite the letterboxed format because it has more definition than 720p video.
I wouldn't buy a new card. This has to be a problem with itunes in windows. Ati cards get the error, nvidia, I have a gtx 580 and a hd radeon 54XX on my laptop and get the error but only when using itunes to open the movie. Using quicktime to open the movie I get no error. Mac books also don't get the error, just itunes in windows it seems like. What is really funny is that i have a new ipad, it plays my 1080p movie (The Immortals) flawlessly! No error. Go figure. And it looks amazing! : )
I also had the problem with it playing only standard. I had to remove the sd version from the folder in order to play the hd version. Apple needs to hurry and fix this cause I would like to purchase more 1080p movies. I'd rather have digital content then a bunch of discs lying around.
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