I want to store the same movie in multiple quality levels. I have 3 files (360p, 720p and 1080p).
Obviously having the same movie multiple times in iTunes it not acceptable. I can't fill my library with duplicates.
How should I proceed to make iTunes display the 3 files as one movie? Currently I have 3 movies in iTunes.
I saw a way (adding (HD) to the name of the file) but it doesn't seems to be enough. Adding the HD tag as in this answer doesn't help either.
Best Answer
Download Subler (http://code.google.com/p/subler/). It open your HD version of the movie in Subler and make sure you check off and mark it as an HD version. This then adds the meta-data so it know's it an HD movie.
Also, make sure it's marked as a Movie. Normally it'll appear as Normal.
Finally, you need to add a meta-tag on the first tab. ContentID needs to be populated, and it has to be unique to your library, and the same for both files. Basically, pick a random number and shove it in.
You can then re-add the movies and it'll bundle them together. At this point you can remove them from iTunes (select and delete). I would choose the Keep Files option, and just drag them back to iTunes to get it re-add them.
Personally, I use iVi (available from the Mac App Store) and if you select the options for both SD and HD output it will do all the work for you.