Quicktime gains Apple TV export

@David

I'm from Germany and I used this way to get stuff from iTMS USA. Just redeem the Music Card and you're asked to create a new account. When asked for an adress, google for a Starbucks or some Hotel, they don't validate it. It works this way for me, but if you want to recharge your account you'll need another Music Card. I asked my friends whenever they were in the US to get me some. By the way, I used as my home adress 1600 Pensylvania Avenue, DC ;)

FYI ... I exported some DIVX movies using this method ... and it did an excellent job H.264 is amazing (it took forever to export but transcoding is not for the light-of-processor anyway)

Regardless, you are left with a .m4v version of the original file ... Atomic Parsley doesn't like the output though when I tried to edit the tags ... says the movie file has an unknown badge of .m4vh (h for HDTV ???)

anyway ... this export function works for me.

The same export option is there for iMovie.

24 frames per second is fine for 720p is fine. That's what is needed to get the proper film frame rate.

Thanks Micheal.

Maybe we will get an annoncement soon in the UK on video content...

The only problem is that 720p should be 60fps not 24 and not 30.

David: Can't help you on the US/UK thing, I believe your credit card billing address must be domestic to access the US store. However, on #2:

http://tuaw.com/tag/handbrake

HandBrake (briefly, MediaFork) is the easiest way to convert DVDs for iPod use.

With no-one really knowing which HD DVD format will win through, HD movies on the iTunes store would probably sell really well.

Also what do people suggest using to transfer all DVD's to itunes format?

Does anyone know the easiest way to access US itunes music store content from the UK.

I bought a US gift card as I had heard this wa the way but I am stumbling on the address, if I crack this will it work?
Or can they tell?