Trying to export an apple compatible h264 from windows PPCS4 media encoder

So far the only setting that seems to work is "Apple TV" but I can only export up to 720p with that. Do I simply bump up the resolution of the Apple TV setting?
None of the 1080 settings under h264 seem to be recognized by apple when coming from my Vista machine.

Hi,
Hmmmm.. Won't apple recognize Quicktime ? Try using Quicktime and H264...will make a MOV file....set resolution etc as needed...( will be a custom setting probably...)
Using quicktime pro I can import a mov file and then export to various formats, including apple TV...if that's what you're wanting...
Sorry.. but I use windows and CS3 ...so I can't test what you want to do...maybe someone else here can be more helpful...
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