In iOS 5 traces support video resolution of 1080p

As announced at the conference WWDC 2011 and provided by third-party developers a beta version of iOS 5 revealed no evidence to support working with video in 1080p resolution.

Confirmation of this was found in the file developers AVAssetExportPresetNames.strings. That it found line profile in a video resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels. This implies the ability to work with such content. In particular, the gadgets based SoC Apple A4 can handle on-the-fly-FullHD materials, reducing the resolution to 720p. Let me remind you that among these iPhone 4, iPod touch 4 and iPad first generation.

Another important news arising from the detected data, is that iOS 5 has the ability to export video at 1080p. That is, not only to decode, but also encode. It seems that the rumors about the use of the iPhone 5 in the 8-megapixel camera that provides video recording at 1080p, got another indirect confirmation.

The ability to export video in FullHD is implemented in the system API, that is, it will be able to maintain applications such as YouTube, iMovie and other mobile software in iOS, orientation to work with video content.

Among examples of the use of the new features include the following. 1080p video gets on iGadzhetov email and easy to play built-in player, which adapts the high-quality video to the resolution of the display in real time, thanks to new API.