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Have done some searching about this but I'm wondering why my Apple TV2 connects at 720 when the tv can do 1080 ...
IPad Mitch
AppleTV 2
It is because the AppleTV does output at 720P. It cannot output at 1080P.
It is because the AppleTV does output at 720P. It cannot output at 1080P.
So the new talk about 1080 is not quite right...
Even 720 is nice ...
Micth
Do you mean the talk about the new AppleTV doing 1080P. There was no mention about the AppleTV2 doing 1080P. Infact the AppleTV2 is limited to 720P, that won't ever change.
And yes I agree my AppleTV1 doing 720P on my old 50" DLP HDTV and AppleTV2 doing 720P on my newer 40" LCD are quite nice. I am looking forward to getting an AppleTV3 doing 1080P and new 60" LED/LCD. But that might be aother year. 😟
All the 1080p talk is for the Apple TV3, not the TV2. The TV3 is set for release on the 16th. If you just bought your TV2 I would return it and wait for the new one.
ATV2 is limited to 720p because it hardware isn't capable of 1080p. Apple rectified that with the new ATV3
And also the ATV3 will be even more useful with the new OS 10 (Mountain Lion)... for Airplay from your Mac... I think ATV3 is a great move and was totally needed... Can't wait to get mine...
It's true 720p video are nice... and it's a good HD... but 1080p is much more... and according to some videos downloaded from iTunes in 1080p... the size is really good.
1080 Pana tv but Apple TV2 will only do 720 ?
