Exporting 1080p mpeg4 to usb stick

Hello. So I am no computer expert but was hoping that what I want to do is possible. I am really a home theater person and was hoping to download some 1080p trailers and then merge them in imovie to play back on a usb stick. This way I can show trailers prior to the "feature attraction". Please feel free to tell me if my thinking is flawed. Is this possible? My Blu-ray player accepts mpeg4 from the usb input. Would this be better to do in final cut pro (just thought it may be easier in imovie). Can it output 1080p properly? Is there a better way to do this?
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

ok i just realized you were dwnloading trailers. If you were exporting camera footage, I would know what to do, but i remember someone else trying to download HD trailers and imovie wasn' t happy with the downloaded footage re-imported then exported. You are better off just putting them straight to the USB disk. What format are they right now?

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The 'universal' format is a h264 in a mp4 container.
I'm noticing issues with 1080/'fullHD', because many people are lazy and try to playback straight from the stick = too slow = stutter, jam, trouble. So, usually I down-scale resolution to 720/25p (US: 30p), which allows a lower bit-rate (3-5mbps).
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