Preserving Ranking after Changing file name in feed

We are in the process of updating some of our collection to high quality SD video (640 x 360) and adding an HD (12800 x 720), which requires us to point to new files in the current sd feed. It seems that by doing so, we are losing the ranking for that particular item even though we preserved the GUID.
Any ideas on how to preserve the rankings while we're going through the process of upgrading the quality of our videos?

As long as you retain the same GUID, the ranking will be preserved. If you submit different GUID to the server and then change it back to the old GUID however, as we don't keep history of GUIDs, your ranking will be lost.
Hope this helps
iTunes U Team

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