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What program other than iTunes can I use to transfer MP4 from computer to ipad? |
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What program other than iTunes can I use to transfer MP4 from computer to ipad?
I have a Windows 7 computer and an iPad 3 - I have been trying to transfer MP4 files to the iPad using iTunes on the computer but have only managed one so far as itunes keeps crashing.
Does this have to be done with iTunes or is there another more reliable program? |
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AcePlayer iPad app let's you add videos over WiFI, in the settings on AcePlayer is the URL to add files from a computer, takes about a minute to add a 175mb video and mp4 isn't the only file it plays.
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Thanks for the reply. I'll give it a try. Not sure why itunes is constantly crashing - it's the latest version.
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Dropbox will let you add almost anything from pc to ipad and ipad to pc,and pc to Android etc.Anything you add on Dropbox can be accessed by all your devices and laptops,pc etc.Airfiles is a specific ipad app that will do the job and more also.
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Avplayerhd will do an excellent job too
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Avplayerhd will do an excellent job too
AVPlayerHD is an excellent app. It will play "iTunes friendly" video files, but will also play avi, mkv and others. Files can be transferred to it via an iTunes sync, or via the app itself using FTP. |
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I have managed to solve the prob although still using iTunes. I have tried it on a different computer with no prob so the original woe must be the computer I was originally using or the itunes on it.
Thanks for the replies. |
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I have managed to solve the prob although still using iTunes. I have tried it on a different computer with no prob so the original woe must be the computer I was originally using or the itunes on it.
Thanks for the replies. |
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AVPlayerHD is an excellent app. It will play "iTunes friendly" video files, but will also play avi, mkv and others. Files can be transferred to it via an iTunes sync, or via the app itself using FTP. |
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