About HDTV Converter
Images created or edited in photo editors, such as Photoshop, images created from camera RAW files, and images created with film scanners can not be displayed by HDTV photo players, such as the Panasonic Photo Player, or photo frames. The HDTV Converter changes these images into a DCF compliant format, which is required by these devices.

The HDTV Converter takes JPG and TIFF images, and converts them into one of three formats: (1) High quality HDTV 16:9 aspect-ratio 1920x1080 pixel format. (2) Original aspect-ratio images in letterboxed HDTV 1920x1080 pixel format. (3) Original aspect-ratio images with a height of 1080 pixels. A DCF compliant preview thumb is inserted into every converted image.

What’s New in this Version
- For Intel-based Macintosh computers running Leopard.
- The Option menu item to toggle between “Turn Thumb Insertion OFF” and “Turn Thumb Insertion ON has been removed”.
- A third item has been added in the “thumb will be” drop-down box to disable the insertion of thumbs. A crosshatch will appear over the thumb preview to alert users that no thumbs will be inserted in the converted images.
- The descriptions for some of the items in the main window have been changed to make them easier to understand.
- Users with PPC-based Macintosh computers running system 10.4.11 or earlier should continue to use Version 1.1.3.