Yet you cannot play mkv files in 720P. Ridiculous. All HD content on the web is in mkv, unless you buy from Apple. Surprise, surprise, they dont support the standard.
I'm sorry, I'm going to be a little rude here... but boo hoo. MKV files are BARELY supported by any standard video players on any computer out there. You have to either fiddle with the player to get them working, or use a 3rd party program like VLC.
As for MKV files, MKV isn't an encoding type like AVI or MP4, it's a type of container that PIRATES use to make PIRATED MOVIES.
Any legit site you can get online movies for, even if you could download them, won't be in MKV.
And if there are, I'll concede. I can guarantee there aren't many, IF any.
The standard. Your ignorance frustrates me. Know your facts before you bash apple for supporting a standard that is standard only to pirated movies. Until then, just deal with the conversion process.
I swear I get sick of your constant posts where you bash when it's least deserved. I think you just need to sell your iPad and get a magical device that does everything you want. Oh wait, it doesn't exist.
Air video converts mkv on the fly.
Exactly. I love the program. It even (points to muyoso) converts those "legit" MKV files perfectly, with no quality loss, as long as you adjust the settings.
Ugh. muyoso, you really get my panties in a bunch. And I don't even wear panties.
Yeh I have the app on my iPad and it dose work but cuts a lot of the video quality you will notice it when you try to convert HD videos
You can increase the video quality for offline conversion. Doing that will turn a HD file into an HD file playable on the iPad with next to no loss of quality. I've tried it with multiple files and the result is the same.