HT3819 ipad to ipad file transfer

Is there any way to transfer converted movie files from one ipad to another ipad?

No. All must sync through iTunes.

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IPad to Mac file transfer

What is the easiest way to transfer files (pdf lecture/notes) from NotesPlus app on iPad to my Mac?
I have tried syncing to Dropbox and the formatting gets messed up. As well, iTunes doesn't transfer them well either.

icloud sync
email
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Pc to iPad file transfer

I have transferred files from my Win 7 laptop to Pages on my iPad but I have forgotten how. Are there instructions anywhere on how to do this?

Trying to transfer files from a PC to an iPad following Apple's instructions doesn't work. This does:
Install Dropbox on both your PC and and your iPad.
On your iPad, open the file you want to transfer to your PC.
Under the wrench symbol, go "Share and Print" > "Send to iTunes." Choose the type of file you want to send.
Connect your iPad to your PC and open iTunes.
In iTunes, choose your iPad from the list in the left column.
Still in iTunes, choose Apps.
Scroll down to "File Sharing" and choose the app with which you created the document. The file you sent to iTunes is here.
Highlight the file and choose "Save To."
A Windows dialogue box, "Select Folder," appears.
Find the Dropbox folder on your PC and click "Select Folder." Your file is now in Dropbox.
On your iPad, open Dropbox to see the file you saved.
Tap the file. In the upper right corner of your iPad, tap the arrow. A dialogue will ask you what app you want to open the file in.
Choose the app, and, as they say in Australia, Bob's your Uncle!
The steps outlined above works with iWorks documents.

How do I transfer my TV Shows from my iPad to iTunes if File Transfer won't work?

I just got a Macbook 4,1 from ebay which came out in early 2008. Ironically, this machine is way better than my Netbook from 2009. I couldn't store all my videos on my old Netbook because I didn't have enough room and am now trying to transfer all my videos to my new Macbook. Since my Macbook is old enough, all I have on it is Leopard and not Snow Leopard, so I can't just transfer everything the easy way. I tried to transfer videos off my iPad onto my Netbook, which has had almost everything deleted off it, but iTunes won't let me. How can I transfer the files if file>transfer doesn't work because it says I don't have enough room?

How much free space do you have on that Mac ? If you don't have enough space on it then you will either need to delete more of your content off it (an hour's long HD programme can be about 2.5 gig), or if you have an external drive you can could try telling iTunes to use that for its library (Advanced tab in iTunes > Preferences, command-comma).

I can't get my itouch and iPad to sync to transfer the videos that I bought from the iTunes store

I cannot get my iPad to sync from my iTouch. I went to the setup and they said it would work when I got on my own wifi. Yeah right, all of my videos purchased from iTunes are still on my itouch and not on iPad ?....

You can't sync from an iPod to an iPad (or vice versa). If the videos are not on your computer's iTunes then you can copy them from the iPod to your computer's iTunes via File > Transfer Purchases (File > Devices > Transfer Purchases on iTunes 11) and you can then sync them from your computer to your iPad (depending upon what country that you are in then you might also be able to re-download them directly on the iPad via the Purchased tab in the iTunes store app).

My iPad 2 won't transfer to PC!

Ok, pulling my hair out now after searching all these forums. Trying to update my iPad 2 from 5.1.1 to 6.1.3. iPad is nearly fully, and in fact states in iTunes that it is over capacity by 215.7 MB (on a 16 GB Pad).
I am having the following problems/pains(!):
1. When I look at the list of apps in iTunes, it states there are 105 apps, but when I count all the apps in the list next to the iPad screenshots, there are only 58. i.e., the screenshots accurately portray what's on the iPad; the list to the left does not.
2. When I try to update, iTunes tells me there are purchases on the iPad that I should transfer. So, I dutifully attempt to do this, and it seems to transfer 67 files (which is obviously not the 105 that iTunes is telling me are installed!); chokes a bit on the first two files, I think they're the 1.x GB files, and then quickly goes through the rest of the 67 (not 105).
3. Enter 1 Infinite Loop... Assuming the transfer is a success, because I've not been told otherwise, I try to update again... And again am informed there are purchases that I need to transfer... Loop... Pull Hair out... Post here... Have everyone tell me to look at articles about backing up and restoring. Those don't work.
Also, what good is it to restore settings from a backup, if the backup has bad settings? Is this really a solution?
The main thing I'm interested in recovering is the Apps, which obviously aren't transferring, nor do they seem willing to... I suppose I can download them all again one by one from "the cloud", but then aren't all the app specific settings lost? Or is that what backup is supposed to take care of? Even though according to iTunes I only have 58 of 105 applications?!? Any why is the iTunes "List" (next to the screenshots) listing 58 apps, while the "transfer purchases from iPad" action seems to be finding 67? I'm so confused as to how all this is interacting, why memory issues on the iPad are preventing purchases from being transferred FROM the iPad properly, why there are no error messages after a "transfer purchases" attempt.
As one other piece of interesting (useless?) information, iTunes shows that I have 3.2 GB of "other" data. Not sure about the importance of this, but I think before I started any kind "transfer of purchases", it was only at about 1.5 GB or so... That's just an approximation, but the point is that the iPad wasn't maxed out of memory until I began all of this.
Any help appreciated, but I'm inclined to believe will not be forthcoming. Thanks anyway to anyone that was brave enough (bored?) to read through all this dribble!
I'll nominate anyone for 1 billion points if they can solve this. I've not found anything that even comes close to addressing this issue.

What number shows in Settings > General > About > Applications on your iPad, does that tie up with the 105 (is that the number shown at the top right of the Apps tab above the screen mock-ups) or the 58 (or is it a third number) ? The figure in Settings and at the top right of the screen should be the number of downloaded apps, so it excludes the built-in apps. The list of apps to the left of the screen mock-ups are the apps that are in your computer's iTunes library which are compatible with your iPad - so some might have an 'install' button next to them if they aren't currently on your iPad, those with a 'remove' button should already be on the iPad (so the 'remove' button would delete the app, and its content, from the iPad).
When you try the File > Devices > Transfer Purchases that isn't just looking at apps, it should also transfer any iTunes music, film, TV show, audiobook and ibook downloads over from the iPad (it should also copy any PDFs or epubs that you have in the iBooks app even though they aren't iTunes purchases) that aren't already on your computer - so the 67 is the count of items that aren't already on your computer that it should copy over, it will exclude any apps (and other iTunes dowoloads) that are already there, and it could also include other things.
The 'transfer purchases' also only copies the actual apps, it doesn't copy any documents / settings / game progress etc that you have in those apps i.e. it's just the app as downloaded from the store - their content and settings should be included in the backup instead. Before starting an update I normally advise people to take their own copy of any important documents that they have on the iPad, just in case the backup gets corrupted and can't be restored to the iPad e.g. via the file sharing section at the bottom of the Apps tab, emailing, transfer via wifi (depending upon what the app supports).
You have enough free space on your computer, are there any items that you could safely delete from the iPad to see if freeing up space might get the transfer to work, and/or have you tried rebooting your computer ?

What do I need to do to the iPad to enable File Sharing?

I have a new iPad mini with retina display. I cannot make Sharing Files in iTunes work. All the apps that can share do show up in the File Sharing list, on the left. But if I click any one of them, nothing shows in the column on the right.
I can use File Sharing successfully with iTunes and my iPod Touch. What do I need to do to the iPad to enable File Sharing?
Thanks!

iPad works the same.
Without using wifi and the Cloud Pages, Keynote and Artstudio will not stay in sync.   If you are not going to use wireless and the cloud you will have to constantly use "transfer purchases" each time to sync any changes on the mobile device back onto the computer, then sync the computer back to each mobile device.
This isn't a file sharing problem.   You are using devices designed to share via wifi and the cloud, but NOT using those features.
This will force you to constantly copy back and forth each time you make changes.
**You might want to check in Settings > Pages > turn iCloud switch to OFF (not green)   This may resolve moving back and forth with cables as the iPad will not expect to use iCloud.

Transfer mp4 movies from iPad to iPad bypassing PC or Mac

Is it possible to transfer my own mp4 movies stored under Video app from one iPad to another iPad while away from home pc or Mac? I tried three apps: Feem Wifi file Transfer free, Instashare - transfer files the easy way, FileMaster File Manager and Downloader without luck because they only look at camera roll.

As far as I know the only way to get content from the Videos app on one device to another device is via a computer (except for iTunes purchases which you can potentially download on the second device) - the only apps that I know about are like the ones that you mention i.e. they can only see the content of the Photos app, not Videos

TS1702 Having downloaded Pages to my IPad, how do I transfer Pages to my iMac, thanks?

Having downloaded Pages to my IPad, how do I transfer it to my iMac, thanks?

You can copy it to your computer's iTunes via File > Transfer Purchases - you can then take a backup copy of it, but you won't be able to use it on your Mac as it's not compatible, they are different operating systems (you will need the Mac OS X version to use on it).

IF I UPGRADE FROM MY IPAD 1 CAN I TRANSFER APPS I HAVE PURCCHASED

If I upgrade my ipad from the ipad 1 to a newer model can I transfer apps I have purchased to the newer ipad?

Yes - you can either copy them to your computer's iTunes (via File > Transfer Purchases) and then sync them to the new iPad, or re-download them directly on the new iPad. If you want their content on the new iPad then copy the apps to your computer' iTunes (they need to be on there for the restore to work fully), backup the iPad by right-clicking the iPad 'device' on the left-hand side of iTunes and selecting Backup, and then restore that backup onto the new iPad

My ipad cannot receive files either through bluetooth or USB. Pls i need assistance

My ipad cannot receive files either through bluetooth or USB. Pls heep me out

You can use iTransfer to transfer photos and Music via Bluetooth between iDevices.
https://itunes.apple.com/sg/app/itransfer-share-files-ease/id480195086?mt=8

Update iPad but have to transfer Rentals to Computer

I want to update my iPad2 to the newest update (iOS 4.3.4) but iTunes said that I should transfer my movie rentals to the computer before updating, but I do not see a way to do this. Any help offered be appreciated. Thanks!

According to http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1415 :
You can move the rental between devices as many times as you wish during the rental period. However, the movie can only be played on one device at a time. If you rent a movie or TV show on an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Apple TV, it is not transferable to any other device and you must watch it on that device.
So I assume that you cannot use File > Transfer Purchases to copy them to your computer (though there is no harm in trying)

I am ordering a new IPad 4 and I now own an Original IPad. Can I transfer all settings and info. direct from old to new?

I am ordering a new IPad 4 and I now own an Original IPad. Can I transfer all settings and info. direct from old to new? How?

Yes, restore the iPad usind a backup file created in iTunes from the iPad 1.

Transfer 40 minute video - iPad to iPad

I have a video that is 40 minutes in length. I can't email it to another user because its too long. I tried a file transfer app but it times out before it finishes the transfer.
I'd like to transfer it to another iPad. I'd prefer not to have to pay for a software. Any ideas?

All depends on the source media specifications which you have not provided.
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After I transfer photos to iPad how can I transfer them back to my computer.

After I transfer photos to iPad how can I transfer them back to my computer.

... additionally, If the photos are in the Saved Photos album or were imported to the iPad from the CCK, you can import them onto your computer using:
1) For mac, use iPhoto or Aperature
2) For PC, use File Explorer or Camera Wizard.

I cannot upload an exel file from lap top to numbers in iPad, message says file not supported. Any help please?

I cannot upload an exel file from lap top to numbers in iPad, message says file not supported. Any help please?

File Sharing lets you transfer files between iPad and your computer. You can share files created with a compatible app and saved in a supported format.
Apps that support file sharing appear in the File Sharing Apps list in iTunes. For each app, the Files list shows the documents that are on iPad. See the app’s documentation for how it shares files; not all apps support this feature.
Connect iPad to your computer.
In iTunes, select iPad in the Devices list, then click Apps at the top of the screen.
In the File Sharing section, select an app from the list on the left.
On the right, select the file you want to transfer, then click “Save to” and choose a destination on your computer.
Transfer a file from your computer to iPad:
Connect iPad to your computer.
In iTunes, select iPad in the Devices list, then click Apps at the top of the screen.
In the File Sharing section, click Add.
Select a file, then click Choose (Mac) or OK (PC).
The file is transferred to your device and can be opened using an app that supports that file type. To transfer more than one file, select each additional file.
Delete a file from iPad: Select the file in the Files list, then tap Delete.
or use dropbox

HT3819 ipad to ipad file transfer

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