i love macs esp the new i7 iMac, cant wait to get mine, my shitty macbook from 2006, with an intel GMA 950 card can even play 1080P movies, i can just imagine how much more things ill be able to do with this bad boy
impossible... imac does not support external 1080p.. or bluray.. and dvd DOES NOT support 1080p.. so the only way you was able to do this is installing windows and using an external blu-ray player with usb connection..
You don't need to go into every single comment and reply with your false information. 1080p is defined by the resolution: 1920x1080 in case you don't know.
In this case, this video was ripped out of a bluray at such resolution for testing purpose. I have removed all your other comments.
aww wow.. great piece of information thank you! lol.. even my 4 years old brother know 1080p is 1920x1080 and so i was right you are using bluray using windows.. you should mention that
What tells you that OSX can't play 1080p content...? (encoded in AVI) Do you know what is a bluray ripped video? Ouch. If not, do some research and hopefully that'll shine some light for you.
Check the date of this video, it was within the first few days of 27" iMac released and there were still a lot of unknowns up in the air. I was one of the (if not the) first walk in customer to get it in Canada. The forum member basically wants to see how 1080p renders on the 2560x1440 panel. I don't see any reason I need to "fake" this, nor respond to you further to defend from your attack out of jealousy. Any more offensive comments from you I'll just delete them.......
Wow, he was using CC captions (for hearing impaired) to understand what were they saying, you can tell because those describe background noises as well :-D
@perculiartom: it's a great display but I think the difference here is mostly thanks to the excellent camera (as described in the video description), not some mobile phone.
this is good stuff! the video and sound is amazing on 27 imac :D
frostyoshi 1 year ago
i love that movie!
brickerproductions 1 year ago
i was watching avatar on mine full 1080p, and it looks fucking amazing ! It renders beautifully on my i7 imac :P It almost looks 3d !
wackyjk17 1 year ago
i love macs esp the new i7 iMac, cant wait to get mine, my shitty macbook from 2006, with an intel GMA 950 card can even play 1080P movies, i can just imagine how much more things ill be able to do with this bad boy
NothingButAMG 1 year ago
impossible... imac does not support external 1080p.. or bluray.. and dvd DOES NOT support 1080p.. so the only way you was able to do this is installing windows and using an external blu-ray player with usb connection..
migeru29 2 years ago
You don't need to go into every single comment and reply with your false information. 1080p is defined by the resolution: 1920x1080 in case you don't know.
In this case, this video was ripped out of a bluray at such resolution for testing purpose. I have removed all your other comments.
cy1178 2 years ago
aww wow.. great piece of information thank you! lol.. even my 4 years old brother know 1080p is 1920x1080 and so i was right you are using bluray using windows.. you should mention that
migeru29 2 years ago
I hope the 4 year old is not your older brother.
What tells you that OSX can't play 1080p content...? (encoded in AVI) Do you know what is a bluray ripped video? Ouch. If not, do some research and hopefully that'll shine some light for you.
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cy1178 2 years ago
Check the date of this video, it was within the first few days of 27" iMac released and there were still a lot of unknowns up in the air. I was one of the (if not the) first walk in customer to get it in Canada. The forum member basically wants to see how 1080p renders on the 2560x1440 panel. I don't see any reason I need to "fake" this, nor respond to you further to defend from your attack out of jealousy. Any more offensive comments from you I'll just delete them.......
Thank you.
cy1178 2 years ago
@migeru29 lol lol lol . Youtube expert, get outta here and get a clue
NMDesignschannel 2 years ago
it says rendering, not reading..
snip3d05 2 years ago
Talk shit, get hit!
Of course the iMac supports external 1080p, in fact, it supports internal 1080p too.
Stop being a troll, all of your comment are incorrect.
Your stupidity is carved in granite!
CriticShrute 2 years ago
Wow, he was using CC captions (for hearing impaired) to understand what were they saying, you can tell because those describe background noises as well :-D
Renatodonadio 2 years ago
Nope I am not hearing impaired! :) :)
cy1178 2 years ago
The same guy that designed that iMac designed the white robot in the film. Nice tie in there even if it was unintentional lol.
TalesOfWar 2 years ago
It was unintentional ;)
I used Wall-E just because I had a 1080p ripped copy of it, and I absolutely loved the movie!
cy1178 2 years ago
that's really crisp, clear clarity, i wish i could afford a mac, i've always wanted to try one
lovelydiva06 2 years ago
I agree with you 100%.. I think next computer I buy may be a MAC
1yakko1 2 years ago
thats amazing, usually when people film their screen you can tell, but this looks like normail quality from a film camera
perculiartom 2 years ago
@perculiartom: it's a great display but I think the difference here is mostly thanks to the excellent camera (as described in the video description), not some mobile phone.
deggis4 2 years ago
Looking smooth
MacWhisperer 2 years ago