I've been looking at the apple tv online lately being very tempted to order one however I have a few questions about it. It also seems that no one sells the thing except for apple stores themselves so I haven't seen it in person.
I have a lot of self captured episodes of tv shows(ex: familyguy, simpsons, south park, etc)in H.264 format on Hard Drive hooked to my mac. All these shows are 4x3 as well. Does the apple tv automatically stretch the content to 16:9 to fit the widescreen tv? I have a panasonic 32" lcd and would hate for the shows to get stretched like iTunes does on my iPod Touch.
The other question is because my tv is a 1080i set it has a native resolution of 1366 x 768 and wont accept anything else as it will not fill the screen properly otherwise. Does anyone know if the appletv supports it?
Thanks I hope to join the mass
tv users shortly 
I have a lot of self captured episodes of tv shows(ex: familyguy, simpsons, south park, etc)in H.264 format on Hard Drive hooked to my mac. All these shows are 4x3 as well. Does the apple tv automatically stretch the content to 16:9 to fit the widescreen tv? I have a panasonic 32" lcd and would hate for the shows to get stretched like iTunes does on my iPod Touch.
The other question is because my tv is a 1080i set it has a native resolution of 1366 x 768 and wont accept anything else as it will not fill the screen properly otherwise. Does anyone know if the appletv supports it?
Thanks I hope to join the mass
