Google Nexus 7, features in latest version of Android (Jelly Bean), 7-inch sharp 1280*800 display big screen, and fast quad-core processor, is without a doubt a great device to play HD MOV movies with high quality and fast speed. But due to its limitation on video formats, you will fail to watch QuickTime .mov files on Nexus 7 for full screen. Then how can it possible for Mac users to transfer and play QuickTime movies on Nexus 7?
Nexus 7 Natively Supported These File Formats: ...

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The Nexus 7 is an Android tablet co-developed by Google and Asus, the first tablet entry in the Nexus series. The 7-inch tablet is shipped with the latest version of Android, 4.1, codenamed Jelly Bean, and the 7-inch LED backlit 1280x800 60Hz pixel IPS display brings you great visual enjoyment especially when playing videos on it. While, some users encountered some video playback problems on Google Nexus 7 tablet like the user met quoted as below.
Ahem...No way to transfer my MKV...

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Google Nexus 7 is finally on the marketing and wins lots of fans, this new pretty Android tablet, with lots of powerful features and low price, is beyond our expection. With the latest Jelly Bean OS and high-definition screen, it's an amazing device to play games and watch movies when travelling or being at home. However, it is not easy to play AVI movies on Nexus 7 directly because of the video compatibility issue. This article is about the supported media formats of Nexus 7 tablet and how...

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Q1: "I'm having issues with iDVD (such as sound but no video after encode/burn, blank theme screen w/hidden buttons on some chapter selection screens, etc). Can Burn be used as a replacement for iDVD? Is there other iDVD replacement?"
Q2: "I have upgraded to Mac OS X Lion yesterday, and found out that iDVD was not comming with the new Mac Lion 10.7.X any more. But I stall want to burn my downloaded and cam recorded videos to DVD. What can I do? should I buy the iDVD...

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