Mark Talmadge
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It's not the same because studios can distribute HD versions of movies and television shows as well as SD versions. Whereas studios would have the ability to distribute different resolutions of movies and TV shows (800x600,1024x768,1280x1024 and so on) ... not even iTunes has that capability. iTunes video downloads are generally only set for iPods, iPhones and iPod Touches. They are not designed for 20" or larger television screens and they are often transfered via the iTunes format of .MP4. Desktop PC's running widescreen LCD HD monitors and even HD TV's 20" or larger do not use that format nor do DVD players or blu ray players. The resolution gets fuzzy because it's not equipped to handle that format or that smaller resolution size of 320x160) or whatever the size of the iPod is.
Instead, you need to waste countless hours converting the iPod video format to the standard video format and then using another program to synch up the audio with the video.
Instead, you need to waste countless hours converting the iPod video format to the standard video format and then using another program to synch up the audio with the video.