Converting iMovieHD movies to New iPad

How do you save iMovie HD movie projects for a New iPad?

Is the iMovie app on your computer or iPad?
Pad2, the new iPad Supported Video Formats & Movie Formats
H.264 video up to 1080p, 30 frames per second, High Profile level 4.1 with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats;
MPEG-4 video up to 2.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Simple Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps per channel, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats;
Motion JPEG (M-JPEG) up to 35 Mbps, 1280 by 720 pixels, 30 frames per second, audio in ulaw, PCM stereo audio in .avi file format
 Cheers, Tom

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For anyone who may be looking, Pixar has changed their link to "Up".
It can now be found here:
http://www.pixar.com/features_films/UP
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You can download the trial version of the software thru the page linked below and then use your current serial number to activate it.
Be sure to follow the steps outlined in the Note: Very Important Instructions section on the download pages at this site or else the download will not work properly.
CS5:
http://prodesigntools.com/all-adobe-cs5-direct-download-links.html

How to transfer selected apps and movies to new iPad?

I just received my iPad 3, and I would like to transfer some, but not all, of my apps and videos from my iPad 1.
I'm pretty confused as to the meaning of the Apps tab in iTunes. There is a list of apps to the left. Is this a list of all the apps that are "stored" in iTunes, whether or not they are on my iPad (or iPhone)? As far as I can tell, all those that are checked are also on my iPad. But there are some that are unchecked that are on my iPad.
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Same kinds of questions with videos.

The apps that have checkmarks next to the names are the apps that are selected to sync.
Those screenshots that you see are all of the home screens on the iPad and why you see an app on the screenshot that is not on the iPad does not make sense. If you see it on one of those screenshots - it should be on the iPad.
Anyway - simply select all of the items that you want to sync to the new iPad. Click on the boxes next to the names to select them. Deselect apps the same way - click on the boxes to remove the checkmarks.
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This is how you select the movies that you want to sync.
All of the content that is checked in iTunes is what would sync - but that is not what would be restored from the backup. The backup contains all of your app data and app settings, the device settings, safari history and bookmarks, contacts, calendar entries, camera roll - and so on. The backup does not contain your media - you still have to sync that from iTunes.

Trouble synching movies to new iPad

I recently migrated my Itunes library to an external drive. I can connect to it from either my iMac (to which it is tethered) or MacBook Pro via my wireless router (Time Capsulte). So far good. I only open one library at a time, which I understand is a limitation of this approach and that's fine with me. I synched my iPhone successfully to my MacBook Pro with no problems.
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Help! Can't figure out where the glitch is.

Onag wrote:
my older movies will not synch.
give this a try:
select one of the problem files in iTunes and, from the advanced menu, select +create iPad or Apple TV version+.
try syncing the newly created file.
JGG

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Welcome to the Apple Community.
Select the content which is causing a problem and use the 'Report a problem' button in Your Purchase History on your computer.

ITunes fails to copy movies to new iPad Air

Hello,
I got myself this new iPad air to replace my 3rd gen iPad. I naturally wanted to transfer everything from one device to the other so I did a backup on my local PC (Windows 7 x64, iTunes 11.1.3.8), connected the new device and instructed iTunes to restore the backup from my previous iPad (I then reset and cleared the iPad so I could gift it)
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Same exact thing happened to me today. I opened up iTunes and it isn't recognizing my iPad as one that I already set up and is saying "Welcome to Your New iPad" and making me either set it up as new or to restore from a backup. I don't want to do either and it won't let me get past this screen; I am being forced to pick one or the other and unable to sync anything! What the heck!

How to move to new ipad

waht is Easiest procedure to move from ipad 1 to ipad 4 and retain all data?

Connect your one to your syncing computer
Open iTunes and do a full sync and backup.
Disconnect and set it aside
Hook up your new 4. Go through the set up procedures
when faced with the question 'Set up as new or restore from a back up of (the name of your old one)' Choose to restore from the backup.
It'll go through its motions and will make your new iPad a near clone of your old one. You'll need to resync content, set up the internet and well need to eventually re-enter passwords for websites, but your data will move across.
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Can I move to New iPad w/o a computer?

I've got an iPad 2 and am considering moving to the new iPad.
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Starting from scratch, you most certainly can. My new iPad has never been plugged into my MacBookPro, at all. Potentially, there are some troubleshooting activities that would require a computer, but for routine operation, as of iOS 5, you don't need to. It would be wise to take advantage of iCloud or a similar service for backup and file storage and to help facilitate moving files. An app like drop copy would also help.
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I am guessing that you will have to contact the iTunes store support to answer that one. If you download a rental to the iPad it is only viewable on that device and it cant be transferred to another device. It's not like you have the movies on your computer and you can even try to move them over. You can read this.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4095
Here is the iTunes Store support link.
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact.html
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HT1349 Updated my operating system to Mountain Lion and iMovie will not play movies developed through the old iMovie HD program. Any idea how to convert the movies or buy an app that will do that.

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Given the extreme limitations outlined in the article Allen linked to, and given thst iMovie HD 6 is known to work with Mountain Lion, you might be better served by installing iMovie 6 on your Mac.
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Happily this is easily achieved, but it has to be done backwards.
Delete iMovie 11 (just drag it to the trash). Now install iMovie 6 from the iLife 6 install disks. Update it to iMovie 6.0.3.
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iMovie 6 works great with iDVD 7.
Now you have them both, and you can have both in the Dock as well.

Hi could someone help me please ? Ive just bought the new ipad and want to put some movies on it. I have already converted some movies using handbrake and tried to transfer them to my ipad and it just wont work. ive tried drag and drop and everything

Hi could someone help me please ? Ive just bought the new ipad and want to put some movies on it. I have already converted some movies using handbrake and tried to transfer them to my ipad and it just wont work. ive tried drag and drop and everything

bluztoo wrote:
Haven't really used any of them including VLC - actually use netflix on the ipad more than anything. I was able to drop an mp4 into imovie on my ipad and see it there. This was something I had shot as avhcd and converted with turbo.264. Played fine. Probably not what you want for a movie player though.
Well, turbo.264 is indeed very nice to have - even for converting full-sized movies. (Nevertheless, TechRadar's latest roundup (see http://www.techradar.com/news/software/applications/6-of-the-best-video-converte rs-for-mac-1074303 ; also linked from another roundup at http://www.iphonelife.com/blog/87/benchmark-excellent-multimedia-converter-handb rake-vs-commercial-apps ) has shown it's still worse than HandBrake in most respects.)
All H.264 files (assuming they are H.264 level 4.1 or lower) are compatible with the built-in Videos app.
bluztoo wrote:
Those of you who use other players, what do you reccomend? Just curious.
It entirely depends on your needs. The top players (AVPlayerHD / ProPlayer, It's Playing, GoodPlayer) all have different strengths and weaknesses. I myself use It's Playing the most as I convert everything into MP4 and simply love the DSP's (brightness / volume / saturation boosting). (Its software decoders are definitely worse than those of AVPlayerHD / ProPlayer; however, MP4's are played back from hardware.)

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the spcs page on this site state which video formats the ipad supports
I'd suggest converting your old videos to one of those formats
handbrake is a free program which does this for you
itunes used to be able to too when I right clicked incompatible media but don't see the option any more
or maybe it only show when one right click incompatible media and currently my lib don't have any
about the music then it's odd what formats are they?
if they are acc protected have you tried to remove the DRM this can be don using itunes as
apple don't use DRM for music any more

Is it possible to convert music on my PC to a playable new ipad format without using itunes?

I am considering buying the Seagate Goflex external drive to stram movies to the new ipad in order to save GB space. Is it worth the $200. also,I want to stram music from this device(if i buy it as well. Can I convert the music toa format playable on the new Ipad without converting it in itunes?

sure, you will need your iPhone running the latest iOS, an Airport Express and a wifi network....a computer for the initial setup of the router and Airport Express too.
One you have complete the setups, the only thing you need to connect it's to make sure your wifi network is on and that your iPhone and Airport Express are connected to the wifi network.
The airplay icon is then used to control which speakers you want to use.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4437

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We can't help you with commercial DVDs like Ice Age. Converting the file format requires that you break the CSS encryption and we can't tell you how to do that.
The cheapest option would be to take a portable DVD player if you have one (You can pick one up for 100ish I think, haven't shopped for a long time), or if youwant them on the iPad, purchase copies from iTunes, or rent them. (Although you will need to pay attention and make sure the rental isn't a streaming service but a download service)
If any of your movies have digital copies you may be able to get those on a computer and into itunes and then sync'd.

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