iTunes Movie Trailers App Updated for iPad Retina Display
Apple has updated their iTunes Movie Trailers App with support for the new iPad's Retina Display. The trailers app mirrors the content on Apple's own Movie Trailers site and offers a good showcase of the iPad's new screen.
Here's a screen capture from Pixar's upcoming movie Brave does show a lot of detail, though it's hard to say exactly which resolution Apple is streaming.
Screenshot from Brave trailer. Click for full size.
The app works on both Wi-Fi and LTE, though if you use LTE, you may find yourself
using all of your LTE bandwidth allotment rather quickly. [
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I tested 12 different trailers from all over the app.
All are 1080p high profile .264 5.1 with a bit rate of 4-7Mb/sec
The only difference I can find between the app and the downloadable trailers on apple's site is a rather large color adjustment. Not saying one is better than the other, but there is consistently a difference.
To confirm, they are all 1080p and the same quality as any other Apple trailer online/Apple TV 3 etc.
yeah this is stupid, I can watch trailers on my Apple TV, I can go to trailers.apple.com and watch and download them, but I'm not allowed the Trailers App outside the US?
What does it have that we're not allowed to see in the UK or anywhere else in the world for that matter?
What he's saying is, Pixar's "Brave" is a movie coming out this summer in theaters, it is not on iTunes. So the fact that this article is showing a screenshot of the new app showing a movie that's not on iTunes, means it's not an app just for showing movies that are available in HD on iTunes, but all movie trailers.