Apple configurator imovie

I am able to get iMovie free because I purchased the iPad after a certain date. How do I load that app in apple configurator to image iPads with the software. All of the iPads are elgible for the the free version.
Thanks,

Apple replied -
You need to have redemption store codes generated for these iPads that were purchased that are eligible for the free Apps (like iMovie). To request this, please goto <https://ssl.apple.com/support/itunes/vpp-edu/> and submit this request, they should be able to provide you the necessary codes for you to add to Configurator.
So, I will be sending the serial numbers to the link above. As the iPads are elgible for free iMovie,etc. they will give me the codes (at no cost) to install on my elgible iPads. Yipee!!!!
I can already download the apps (at no cost) individually but doesn't work with managed iPads using apple configurator.

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I am finally sucessfully using Apple Configurator. Our teachers would like to have iMovie on the iPads In order to use Apple Configurator I need to have redemption codes. I am at a loss as to how to get these codes. Any suggestions.

You would be wanting VPP codes (volume purchasing plan).Here is where you want to go: http://www.apple.com/education/it/vpp/
Enroll and setup which app or apps you want. After purchasing, apple will send you a vpp spreadsheet that you import into configurator. The guide at the site listed above will help.

Why I can't import iMovie into Apple Configurator without asking me for more codes. If iMovie is free, and I upgraded the latest version and to Yosemite.

Previously, our school bought a number of codes for iMovie. One of our MacAirs that supervises some iPads through Apple Configurator showed that it was free. However, another Mac Air did not saying that I needed to import more codes. I upgraded everything, software, iMovie in iTunes, and Apple Configurator. Everytime I upload iMovie into Configurator it shows I only have 2 codes, while on the other MacAir, it shows it as free.

Can I import photos from iPhoto ('08; 7.1.5) into latest version of Aperture without upgrading my iPhoto to the iPhoto '11 version?
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You can import only folders of images or selected image files that have been exported from older iPhoto libraries, not the libraries themself.
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Imovie and apple configurator

Looking for help! Does anyone know how you can get a movie off your ipad if it is supervised by apple configurator? We have several students who are using the same ipads. Each kid is making a short movie, but we can't figure out how to get them off the ipads since they are supervised by the configurator. Not sure what step to take to make this work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

You would be wanting VPP codes (volume purchasing plan).Here is where you want to go: http://www.apple.com/education/it/vpp/
Enroll and setup which app or apps you want. After purchasing, apple will send you a vpp spreadsheet that you import into configurator. The guide at the site listed above will help.

Apple Configurator - Redeem Code Upload

I am trying to upload redeem codes for iMovie that I received from the VPP. I had to use StuffIT explanader to open the .zip file that I was sent. The files were then expanded to a .xlsx format. Apple Configurator (1.4.3) did not recognize this file type so I saved it as a .xls file. However, Apple Configurator could no longer read the file properly as I got the following error message.
Unable to import redemption codes for “iMovie”.
The spreadsheet provided has redemption codes for “iMovie”. Please provide a spreadsheet with codes for “iMovie”.
Any suggestions on waht might be going wrong here?

This is the console output:
"19/11/2014 10:48:04.069 pm Apple Configurator[6524]: ERROR - 1297519ms <ACUProfileInstallOperation: 0x600000189240 { UDID = 2991a2d4d7844f7c8f2b2cd3e3c69ad1a5c7dd22 }> finished in 0.14 seconds with an error: Error Domain=com.apple.configurator.operation.error Code=14 "Unable to install profile ‟Telstra ENIW HS”" UserInfo=0x608001274ac0 {NSLocalizedDescription=Unable to install profile ‟Telstra ENIW HS”, NSUnderlyingError=0x600001a54640 "The profile “Telstra ENIW HS” is invalid."} (/SourceCache/AppleConfigurationUtility/AppleConfigurationUtility-550/Engine/Op erations/ACUOperation.m:151)"
//Al

Apple ID code and Pwd request - Apple Configurator and VPP codes

Hallo,
I have managed 20 iPad 2 (iOS 7.1.1), supervised, with Apple configurator.
Apple give me 4 spreadsheets with redemption code (free) for keynote, number imovie, pages.
I have downloaded these apps and pushed spreadsheets with redemption codes in Apple configurator. I have prepared and supervised devices, no error and no Apple ID or Password request. All seem ok .... but, when I try to run one of these apps, a windows with blanck Appla ID and password appears. If I try to put good Apple ID and password, window disapperas and app close, without error message.
What is wrong ?
I read in web tha App Configurator must call Apple and Password if there are present app with redemption codes, but it call me nothing.
Bothing seems wrong, no error message !
Thanks
Marco

I think that you may have the answer already, contact iTunes Store Support. I see more users posting about purchasing problems with that game than I have ever seen with any other game or App since I have been participating here over two and a half years ago.
Email iTunes Store Support and seek their help.
https://expresslane.apple.com/Issues.action
If you really want to try something other than contacting support, try signing out of your ID, restart the iPad and sign into your ID again. Then try to update the information again. I do believe that you will have to contact iTunes Store Support in order to resolve this.

Apple Configurator 1.0.1

The Apple Configurator 1.0.1 update is available from the Mac App Store.
This update improves overall stability and performance and addresses a number of issues, including the following:
Enterprise apps packaged as .ipa files are imported and installed correctly.
Redemption codes for apps that contain a comma in their title can now be imported.
A redemption code may be reused to install an app on another device if the original device is unsupervised and erased by Apple Configurator, or if the app's installation did not complete on the original device.
The redemption code used to purchase an app in iTunes may also be used to install the app on one device with Apple Configurator.
The number of redemption codes remaining for an app is now displayed correctly.
Notes and bookmarks entered into iBooks and iTunes U are deleted when a backup is restored to a supervised device.
The WPA2 password is saved when editing a Wi-Fi profile payload.
The name of a stored backup is saved when edited.
The storage capacity of an 8 GB iPod touch is now displayed correctly.
The "Erase all contents and settings" checkbox on the Prepare pane has been relabeled "Erase before installing".
Important: Information about products not manufactured by Apple is provided for information purposes only and does not constitute Apple’s recommendation or endorsement. Please contact the vendor for additional information.

Oh well,
Today, I phoned Apple Education / Enterprise / Apple configurator people who claim that by article
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5437
You can only configure two things.
"Apple TV supports Wi-Fi and Certificate payloads for configuring network access, including proxy and 802.1X settings.'
It reminded me that living at the cutting edge meant eating thin slices :-)
I'm sure it will get better and beefier with time.
Francois.

Apple Configurator 1.3.1 crashes. I haven't been able to prepare any IPad with the configurator.

New to this process and we are setting up bays for IPads in an education environment. I'm able to load a profile (unsupervised) onto an IPad but as soon as I choose supervise and prepare the IPad the Apple Configurator crashes with the error message below. I'm not sure how to proceed from this - running OSX 10.7.5 and configurator 1.3.1. The Mac book pro was bought to supervise the IPads and not used for anything else. Have reinstalled configurator without any luck. Any help would be appreciated.
Exception Type: EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000
Application Specific Information:
274
*** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInternalInconsistencyException', reason: 'ACUUnpackFirmwareOperation cannot fail the operation and without setting an error'
*** First throw call stack:
          0   CoreFoundation                      0x00007fff82091f56 __exceptionPreprocess + 198
          1   libobjc.A.dylib                     0x00007fff8e4f1d5e objc_exception_throw + 43
          2   CoreFoundation                      0x00007fff82091d8a +[NSException raise:format:arguments:] + 106
          3   Foundation                          0x00007fff8971a71f -[NSAssertionHandler handleFailureInMethod:object:file:lineNumber:description:] + 169
          4   Apple Configurator                  0x0000000105795563 _mh_execute_header + 701795
          5   Apple Configurator                  0x000000010579678b _mh_execute_header + 706443
          6   Apple Configurator                  0x0000000105756707 _mh_execute_header + 444167
          7   Apple Configurator                  0x0000000105757904 _mh_execute_header + 448772
          8   Foundation                          0x00007fff896aa912 ____NSOQSchedule_block_invoke_2 + 124
          9   libdispatch.dylib                   0x00007fff8a60da82 _dispatch_call_block_and_release + 18
          10 libdispatch.dylib                   0x00007fff8a60e961 _dispatch_worker_thread2 + 255
          11 libsystem_c.dylib                   0x00007fff87bd33da _pthread_wqthread + 316
          12 libsystem_c.dylib                   0x00007fff87bd4b85 start_wqthread + 13
objc[179]: garbage collection is OFF
abort() called
terminate called throwing an exception

Boy, I sure hope you found a solution to this. THe exact same thing happened top me, yesterday. I thought it was the updates to the iTunes store and the release of iOS 7. However, today, it is still happening. I was partway through setting up iPads for a 1:1 initiative. The first 11 worked fine, then the strangeness started.    Most of it seemed to relate to the iTunes store, but the worst part is exactly as you describe, and I have the same setup.   MacBook Pro specifically to manage the iPads. Configurator crashes whenever a device is hooked up to "supervise" even if it is fresh out of the box. The details on the crash also show the "Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInternalInconsistencyException', reason: 'ACUUnpackFirmwareOperation cannot fail the operation and without setting an error'"
Oh, did I mention I have to have the iPads set up next week?
HELP!

How do you move apple configurator from one mac to another mac?

I want to move the configuraton of apple configurator to a new computer. How?

Thanks for the reply.
burgback wrote:
[...] Are you able to wipe a device manually and then plug it in to the laptop to re-configure without giving you to much of a hassle?
I guess you mean whether I would be able to add one of the iPads to the new AC Mac by putting it in Restore mode and supervising it from that Mac? That will probably work. My problem is, that I've done that with the whole batch (60+ as I said earlier) when moving to a dedicated account within my own PowerBook some time ago. That takes an awfull lot of time, because it involves doing manual tweaking per iPad and adding the purchased apps again (in the Netherlands we don't have VPP so that is a manual process).
I would really rather have the settings transfered and continue working on the Mac Mini than starting all over again.
Regards, Eerk

Apple configurator - Passcode Restriction saving on one ipad but won't save on the others

I have read a few different posts about the ipad restrictions passcode not transferring to the rest of my ipads but can’t understand why it saves on one of them ?
I have 2 cabinets with 10 ipads in each both linked up to an imac using Apple Configurator.
On iPad One I’ve set up the available restrictions within profile, added apps, changed wallpaper/background etc and the enabled restrictions using a passcode on the actual device and backed up.
I then apply the backup and profile to the remainder 19 ipads and everything looks fine except enable restrictions is set to off on all of the 19 ipads.
So I think this can’t be a setting that’s transferable. I then un-tick Automatic Refresh in Preferences and go through all 19 ipads and enable restrictions manually choosing the exact same passcode for all devices.
I plug them back in and refresh the devices. All 19 loose their passcode except for ipad one ?
Why does ipad one save this setting yet all other 19 devices cant save theirs ?
I intend of giving out the 20 ipads for public use but can restrict users from going in to settings, then reset and erase the device back to factory settings.
This seems like a basic requirement for anyone deploying ipads for public, business or education use.
Is there a smarter way to do this that I a missing?

HI nsdjoey,
Many thanks for your reply.
Hopefully this will be an update within Apple Configurator soon. The configurator has the potentail to be a great tool but lacks soem really basic features.
I'll take a look at making an encrypted backup in iTunes, although none of my iPads are showing up as devices within iTunes. Maybe becasue they are in supervise mode ?
Also just noticed that iPad 20 is not appearing in the Configurator even though its conected and lit up in the sync cab. I've change leads and ports in the cab but getting nothing.
Thanks for your advice.

How can I add an iPad to Apple Configurator without losing the user's settings, folders, etc?

When attempting to add an iPad that has already been in use (for some time) by a particular user into Apple Configurator, I end up having to either wipe the iPad entirely as if it is a new iPad, or restore the user's settings and configuration from iCloud during mini-setup. It seems to be one choice or the other.
Is there a way to add the "old" iPad into Apple Configurator for management purposes yet still be able to restore the user's settings from iCloud? That is - items like: folders, pictures, email settings, app data?

nsdjoey wrote:
theAntioch wrote:
This isnt true. Connecting an unsupervised device to configurator and supervising it will wipe the device, there is no way around that. You can attempt an iCloud restore from here, but anything not backed up prior to supervising the device will be erased when supervising it. I have never tried to restore data from an unsupervised iPad so I have no clue if everything will come back.
Let me clarify... You can successfully restore an iCloud backup of an unsupervised iPad to a new (i.e. different) iPad and have it Supervised with data intact. The process below will allow Configurator to Supervise a device without wiping it when an iCloud backup from a different unsupervised iPad is restored to it.
Try it… Get 2 new unsupervised iPads… we'll call them iPad "A" and iPad "B." Take iPad "A" and install a few apps, take a few photos, change the background, create a new document in Pages, etc. Run an iCloud backup of iPad "A" using your Apple ID. This is our unsupervised backup of iPad "A."
Now take new unsupervised iPad "B" and start running through the setup assistant. When you get to the restore screen, choose to restore from iCloud backup. Log in with your Apple ID. Select the backup for iPad "A." The backup will restore and then the iPad will restart. Once it restarts, you get to a "Hello" screen on the iPad. At this point, plug the iPad into your Configurator computer. On the Prepare screen, turn Supervision ON and select "Don't restore backup." Click Prepare.
Configurator will not wipe the iPad. It will run through the supervision process but not wipe it. Once complete, you'll see that iPad "B" is now exactly the same as iPad "A", but if you go to Settings -> General -> Profiles on iPad "B" you will see a Supervision profile installed.
The key here is to use a different iPad from the originally backed up iPad. You can't restore the backup of iPad "A" to iPad "A" again and supervise it without wiping it. But you can take the backup of unsupervised iPad "A" and restore it to iPad "B" and retain apps, data, and settings of iPad "A" but with the Supervision profile.
Hope this clarifies things!
~Joe
I see where your going with that. I dont have any way to reproduce this scenario in my environment, but I will take your word for it that this works. I have only ever plugged in an unsupervised device to configurator and gone through the setup, which always wipes the device. If your saying theres a way around that you should give that a shot OP.

Apple Configurator - setting up carts

I am trying to fine tune my instructions on how to setup iPads on a Bretford cart. Any feed back would be great.
Thanks
Make sure that no iPads are plugged in
Make sure you have your itunes account setup
Authorize you iTunes account on the computer that you will be using to manage the iPads
Download your free and paid Apps
(make sure you use the same iTunes Apple ID in iTunes as you do in Apple Configurator)
Quit iTunes
Connect all iPads in the cart
Open Apple Configurator
Go to Prepare tab
Under Settings
Name iPad (I give it the teachers name and a - mark, I add the numbers in step 6)
Supervision: ON
Check box Allow devices to connect to other Macs (this is helpful when a teacher wants to download a movie off student iPad onto their teacher computer)
iOS should be Latest
Check box Erase before installing
Restore: Don’t Restore Backup
Check profile(s) - (this is where you add your wifi network and restrictions)
Hit the Prepare button (this is going to take about an hour)
Quit Configurator
iTunes Sync
Open iTunes
The Welcome to Your New iPad screen will appear
Click on Setup as New iPad, hit Continue
Click on Get Started
You must do this for each iPad
Quit iTunes
Name the iPads
Open Configurator
Go to the Supervise tab
Name the iPads (it is easier to pull the all out, and plug one at a time to name)
The iPads do not show up on the list in the order that they are plugged in
Preparing the Master iPad (use iPad #1)
Remove iPad #1
Go through the registration sequence
Go to Settings
Go to Restrictions
Turn on
We use the same code for all of our carts
Turn off the ability to delete apps
We add the code so that they students cannot add a code themselves and lock us out of the iPads
Plug back in iPad
Go to the Apps tab
Add any new apps and VPP codes
Check all boxes
Hit Refresh (this takes over an hour depending on how many apps you are installing)
Remove iPad and put Apps into folders (examples below of what we did for our school)
Apple
Chinese
Mathematics
Science
Spanish
Grade level folder
Put main folders in the Dock (Apple, Mathematics, Grade level folder)
Plug in iPad #1
Do a backup, under the Prepare tab
Click on iPad #1
Click on the Settings tab
Click on Restore and select Back Up...
Name the backup (it would be a good idea to add the date)
Clone iPads
Click on Supervise tab
Click on All iPads (#)
Click on Apps tab
Check all boxes for the Apps
Under the Restore select your backup
Click Refresh (this should take about an hour)
Once they have all image, make sure you change the Restore option back to Don’t Restore Backup

Greetings and Hello H. Lam
Click the link below.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SMBgyzONxcx6_FswgkW9XYLpA4oCt_2y1uw9ceMZ9F4/ edit
This documents the entire ipad cart experience from start to end and includes how to buy half price $ apps using the VPP website at Apple.

How can i transfer my installation of Apple Configurator from one Mac to another?

I work at a secondary school in the UK. We currently have 20ish ipads, all configured and supervised through Apple configurator. As the mac we were using is rather old, we bought a new one, and I need to transfer all the apple configurator date from the old one to the new one.
I tried using the information from this page: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5194?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
I don't want to do a full restore from the old to the new as the old one has so much extra stuff on its HDD that isn't necessary any more. I only want to transfer the configurator data across so that I can plug our ipads into the new mac and they will work as before.
Is this possible?
Thanks.

The Apple Document covers this. See the footnotes of my google docs
I've done this, it is easy, but takes time and patience.
On the existing mac with OSX and Configurator:
========================================
- run disk utility and verify your disks are ok, a must
- make note of the user logged in when using configurator such as "bob"
- connect a new or newly reformatted USB formatted for Apple
- run time machine and backup to the USB
- Take the mac off the network,
- Buy a new mac
- setup the mac with a new logon account like Paul or "bob2" do not use BOB !!
- finish the new purchase setup, get to your desktop
- now run the migraiton assistant moving bob from the USB to the new mac
- reboot, logon as bob, launch configurator and connect just one ipad. Test
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SMBgyzONxcx6_FswgkW9XYLpA4oCt_2y1uw9ceMZ9F4/ edit?usp=sharing

I have set up our school ipads to be supervised by Apple Configurator and am using VPP to buy apps. I now find the supervised ipads do not allow the pupils to download photos or movies etc. Any suggestions would be great please.

I have set up our school ipads to be supervised by Apple Configurator and am using VPP to buy apps. I did this initially as our school internet connection was stopping us from being able to update the IOS and our County was offering a managed system, Lightspeed, which took control of every device in school which proved very expensive. I now find the supervised ipads do not allow the pupils to download photos or movies etc. As we frequently use the ipads as cameras this is causing us a problem. We have a school imac that I use to keep the devices updated with Apple Configurator (not connected to our network), and this doesn't seem to offer any solution to download them either. I was told there was a setting in Apple Configurator to allow other computers to download from supervised devices, but I can't see it anywhere. I am very new to this so any advice or help would be greatly appreciated please.

I assume you are wanting to take the photos and movies off the iPads?
Connect the iPad to a Apple computer. Open "Image Capture". Any photos or video can me imported to the desktop or other location on your computer.
I had this same problem last year and as we have no wifi I asked lots of people at Apple what I could do - no one provided this answer (a little unbelievable!). If you have wifi using something like dropbox would be an easier solution.
Hope this helps

Apple Configurator - Updating to iOS 6.1.2 removed saved user data

We are currently managing several classroom sets of iPads using Apple Configurator. When updating to iOS 6.1.2 on the Supervise tab, about two-thirds of one classroom (about 20 iPads) and another 4 out of 6 in a special education classroom lost all previously saved data (application data, documents, pictures, etc.) during the update. We have another classroom that updated approximately 30 iPads following the same exact steps using the same configurator computer and none were erased so we're having a hard time figuring out the issue.
When I was watching the configurator run through the status updates during the iOS update (e.g. downloading iOS, decompressing iOS, installing iOS) there was another step on the iPads that lost data which was "supervising device." All of the iPads were already supervised so I don't know why this step occurred or what caused it to happen. With the grouping of 6 iPads, the 4 that were erased immediately started decompressing and installing iOS while the 2 that saved user data went to the downloading iOS stage first. I wasn't monitoring the grouping of 30 as closely, but I did notice the "supervising device" stage on the iPads that lost all user data.

I think for the teachers you are going to have to tell them to copy their data off the device.
Suggest dropbox or other cloud storage. Could set up a WebDave server.
A simple and popular way to copy files.
http://wiki.dropbox.com
Could set up sync-ing so they would come back in he fall. I'd be cautios and do everythig simple.
For syncing pc or mac folders to iPad applications.
"Using SugarSync, you simply designate folders that you want to “sync” to the cloud and it keeps everything in sync anytime you make changes. This is the way cloud storage should be done and especially if you are using your iPad for buisness or for school."
The only potential downside is that so many apps for the iPhone/iPad come with Dropbox sync built in which makes it extremely convenient.
http://www.tcgeeks.com/best-ipad-cloud-sync-app/
Doug says:
"This can be done with Dropbox as well using one of the many Dropbox addons…"
http://wiki.dropbox.com/DropboxAddons

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