How do i transfer movies and music from my library to my ipad?

How do I transfer movies and music from my library to my ipad?

Connect your iPad to your computer and launch iTunes.
Click on the iPad name on the left side under Devices.
Click on the Movies Tab on the right side of the iTunes window
Select Sync Movies
Select the movies or videos that you want sync to the iPad
Click apply and sync
Use the same process for selecting the music that you want to sync.

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