Iphone video transfer

How can I transfer video (and photos) from my iPhone to my Mac for editing?

This is a good start: Import photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to your Mac or Windows PC - Apple Support

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Transferring iPhone video to Computer

I was finally able to transfer photos/videos from my iPhone 4 Camera Roll to my PC (Windows XP) using Apple Article #HT4083. My issue is that videos under 1 min copied over, but videos over 1 minute get stuck in the transfer process and I end up having to "Skip It" in order to finish the process. Also, once my < 1min iPhone videos transfer over to my iPhotos file under the 'MY PICTURES' folder on my computer, how do I properly transfer them back into my iPhone in the photo albums I choose using iTunes? I moved some of the videos into the folders I created under 'MY PICTURES' along with the photos, but during the Sync process in iTunes, only the photos were transferred back to my iPhone in the newly created album folders, not the videos.

Why should Apple include a utility for this just for Windows users? This is something Microsoft should include with Windows, and I'm pretty sure they do.
There are a number of digital cameras that support capturing photos as well as video. I have a Canon digital camera that I purchased at the end of 2003 which I continue to use that supports capturing photos and video, and I've always used iPhoto for the import, which is included by Apple with OS X.
If the Windows Scanner and Camera Wizard doesn't provide for importing videos that were captured by your iPhone, the driver for your webcam may be the cause of the problem. Have you confirmed if the driver for your webcam is up to date along with all other Windows drivers?

How to rip DVD, convert video, transfer iPod music and make iPhone ringtone

Part 1. How to rip DVD to iPod/iPhone/Sansa/PSP/Zune and other MP4 and MP3 Players
Part 2. How to convert all video to MP4, AVI, FLV, 3GP, WMV, MOV, MPG, RM, RMVB, MKV, VOB…
Part 3. How to transfer music from iPod to computer, computer to iPod, iPod to iPod.
Part 4. How to make your own iPhone ringtone for free
Believe or not, to do the things above what you need is download Aiseesoft DVD Software Toolkit(http://www.aiseesoft.com/dvd-software-toolkit.html) and few clicks.
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Part 1. How to rip DVD to iPod/iPhone/Sansa/PSP/Zune and other MP4 and MP3 Players.
Step 1. Click “DVD Ripper” on the main interface to run Aiseesoft DVD Ripper(http://www.aiseesoft.com/dvd-ripper.html).
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Step 2. Open your DVD Drive and put your DVD in it, then click “Load DVD” and choose “Load DVD” to load your DVD into this best DVD ripper.
Step 3. Choose your output format from the “profile” drop-down list. This best DVD ripper provides you so many formats that out of your expectation, such as “iPod video MPEG 4 (*.mp4)”, “iPhone 3G MOV 640*480 (*.mov)” and so on.
After you choose your output format, you can adjust your output video’s settings, such as “Resolution”, “Frame Rate”, “Bitrate”, “Sample Rate” and so on.
Click “Start” now to begin your conversion and you will get your video soon.
To make your output movie more enjoyable you can do some editings to it through this best DVD ripper. You can choose a part of your movie to convert (trim), remove the black edges of your DVD movie (crop) and also adjust the effect (effect) and select subtitle and audio track.
Part 2. How to convert all video to MP4, AVI, FLV, 3GP, WMV, MOV, MPG, RM, RMVB, MKV, VOB…
Step 1. Click “Total Video Converter” on the main interface to run Aiseesoft Total Video Converter(http://www.aiseesoft.com/total-video-converter.html)
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Step 2. Click “Add File” to load the video you want to convert.
Step 3. Choose output format by clicking “profile” and customize your own output video by
clicking “settings” to adjust the Resolution, Frame Rate, Bitrate and so on.
Before you click “Start” to begin your conversion, you can do some editing works, such as pick up a part of your video to convert(trim), choose your own play region(crop) and put two or more files into one.(merge into one file).
OK, now you can begin your conversion
Part 3. How to transfer your songs and videos bewteen iPod and computer/iPod
First, Click “iPod Transfer” to run Aiseesoft iPod Transfer
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Click “Computer to iPod” button, it will allow you to transfer songs and videos from your computer to iPod easily.
Click “iPod to Computer” button, it will allow you to backup your songs and videos from iPod to your computer.
Click “iPod to iPod” button, it will allow you to transfer songs and videos from one iPod to another iPod dirrectly.
Part 4. How to make your own iPhone ringtone for free
Download Aiseesoft iPhone Ringtone Maker(http://www.aiseesoft.com/iphone-ringtone-maker.html)
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Step 1: Click “Browse” on the right side of "Input File" to import the file that you want to make ringtone from it.
Step 2: Play it and listen the music to find the segment that you want to use it as ringtone. Then drag and click the start & end slider to set your wanted segment, or type the start & end time in the corresponding text box directly to get the exact segment. You also can pre-listen the converted audio before generate.
Step 3: Click “Browse” on the right side of "Local Output Folder" to choose the output destination.
Step 4: Check "Export to iPhone" option, the converted ringtone will be load to your iPhone directly.
Step 5: After all the settings are finished, click “Generate” to begin making your own iPhone ringtone.
If you are a Mac user, I recommend you Aiseesoft DVD Software Toolkit for Mac(http://www.aiseesoft.com/dvd-software-toolkit-for-mac.html)
it has the same functions as the windows one. You can use it easy rip your DVD, convert your videos, transfer your iPod songs and videos bewteen iPod and your Mac and also make your own ringtone.
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How do I Transfer iPhone video to iPad photos?

How do I Transfer iPhone video to iPad photos?

Copy Photos (& Videos) Between iOS Devices
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 Cheers, Tom

Transfer iPhone video to iPad

Transfer iPhone video to iPad

Hi daac20,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities. If you have access to a computer you can use it to transfer the video from your iPhone to the computer to the iPad:
iOS: Importing personal photos and videos from iOS devices to your computer
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4083
iTunes: Syncing photos
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4236
The second article's steps also apply to videos recorded with the iPhone that have been transferred to the computer.
Cheers,
- Ari

Transfer iPhone videos to my Mac

What is the best way to transfer iPhone videos to my Mac to edit on Final Cut Pro? I've been using image capture, but recently some important videos didn't copy properly (video was digitizing, etc) and the material was ruined. What are some other options?

Some other options:
iPhoto (see http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4083)
PhotoSync
PhoneView

How do I take the photos on my iPhone and transfer them to iTunes on my desk top

How can I take my photos on my iPhone and transfer them into my iTunes on my desk top computer. When I back up my phone with iTunes everything transfers over but my photos. Any ideas?

You don;t transfer them to itunes.
You import them to your computer as you would with any digital camera:
iOS: Importing personal photos and videos from ... - Support - Apple

Upload iphone video to windows power point

i have quick time 7
windows vista
iphone 4
i need to upload iphone video to my pc then into microsoft power point presentation

Photos captured by your iPhone or photos that are available in your iPhone's camera roll (a photo saved from a received email or from a website is also stored in your iPhone's camera roll) are not included with the iTunes sync process except for being included with your iPhone's backup, which is created and maintained by iTunes.
You can transfer photos from your computer to your iPhone via the iTunes sync process, and the sync process for such photos is a one way transfer process only - from your computer to your iPhone. Photos transferred from your computer to your iPhone via the iTunes sync process are stored in your iPhone's Photo Library, which cannot be imported by your computer.
Do you have another digital camera and if so, have you imported photos by your computer that were captured by this digital camera?
I believe Windows includes a camera and scanner wizard for importing photos from a digital camera. When your iPhone includes photos in the camera roll, it is also detected as a digital camera when connected to your computer.

Trouble transferring iPhone videos to iPhoto & iMovie

I use a iPhone 3Gs and wanted to load all of our photos and videos onto our computer. I haven't had any trouble in the past.
I hook my phone to the computer and I first get a message saying no camera found. Iphoto still recognizes my phone and asks me if I want to transfer the photos/videos over. I click yes and I tell it to not transfer duplicates.
The files transfer without a problem, but at the end, I get a message that about 875 videos are unreadable and cannot be transferred. A decent amount of the beginning of videos transfer, but the majority do not.
Then, when I try to transfer the videos over to iMovie, they won't show up?
I don't know what is going on, but I am very frustrated!
Thank you.

I can certainly try - but why isn't it recognizing my phone? I guess I should also say that I just upgraded yesterday to the new 4g - but, I was have the same exact issues with my 3Gs as well...so it isn't phone specific.

Pinnacle video transfer

I saw this cool little gadget called the pinnacle video transfer that transfers video to iPods from DVR's, movies, and even game consoles on Attack of the Show. They say it works with iPods so I was hoping it would work with my iPhone. I don't see why it wouldn't. Can anyone confirm or deny if this is iPhone compatible, or even opinions of anyone that owns one? Thanks.
Jared

Dyann there seems to be a problem with Imovie08 in that it only uses single field processing effectively throwing away half of your horizontal quality. I am a relatively new Mac user and bought my macbook to do video editing, I am having the same problem when importing from a mini dv camera in that the quality when the dvd is produced to be quite honest is crap. Many people are complaining about htis and are asking if Imovie09 will have this fixed but no firm answers yet. Hope this helps

How do i make a dvd from my iphone videos

Would love to make a dvd of my iphone videos. Have tried Roxio but my videos are rotated during transfer and can't rotate them back. I tried windows dvd maker and says it doesn't support the file type of my videos. Any ideas?

If you have a Mac, you can use iDVD or iPhoto.
If you have a PC, you can try Windows DVD maker.
Windows DVD Maker is included in premium editions (Home Premium and Ultimate) of Windows Vista, and Windows 7
More information about Windows DVD maker, you found here http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Burn-a-DVD-Video-disc-with-Windows-D VD-Maker

IPhone video to iPad Video App Workflow

What's the easiest way to sync my iPhone videos into my iPads video app? Right now the videos from the phone import into iPhoto. I then have to drag the videos into iTunes, and then sync the iPad. Is there an easier way?
thanks

Depends on the what iPhone you have. There are a few tutorials on YouTube showing how to do this with the iPhone 4 and iPad using the Camera Connection Kit.
You can do this with short videos using the PhotoTransfer app:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/photo-transfer-app/id365152940?mt=8

S Video Transfer Cable vs. Composite Video Transfer Cable???

I am double checking here after importing some footage. During review; I am not satisfied with the quality. Of course these are old and weren't stored well so I expect the actual footage to be deteriorating.
The thing that's bugging me is that the tracking seems fine on the T.V. but looks horribly off in iMovie during import and playback. Would the cable cause this?
I am wondering if I should purchase a $10 S-Video Transfer Cable and re-import the footage?
My little consumer digi-cam (Canon ZR40) only came with the RCA Composite type transfer cable.
Is the actual difference noticable to the human eye?
Thanks

"..During review; I am not satisfied with the quality.." ..iMovie doesn't display as sharply as a TV ..this is really a "cut'n'paste" editing program, not really a viewing program, so you won't really see the full quality till you export back to tape, or to a DVD, and view that on a good screen ..so don't worry needlessly.
"..the tracking seems fine on the T.V. but looks horribly off in iMovie.." ..A TV doesn't normally show the extreme edges of a picture; they're intentionally cut off to avoid showing any 'raggedness' around the edges ..this is known as 'overscan'.
What you may be seeing - which won't be visible once you've edited, exported back to tape or DVD and are viewing on a similar TV - is probably the overlap or 'handover' between the video heads on the original recorder, giving an extra few lines of 'garbage' at the top or bottom of the screen.
This is normal ..that's how VCRs work ..it's just that you usually don't see it, except, perhaps, on a plasma or other flat-screen TV which scans right to the edges (..i.e; has no 'overscan').
"..purchase a $10 S-Video Transfer Cable and re-import the footage.." ..It'll probably make no difference.
Edit some of what you've imported ..say three minutes' worth. Export that back to the Canon, then play that from the Canon into your TV. Compare that with the original which you imported into the Canon.
I expect you'll see no difference ..maybe the imported, edited and exported looks slightly better, if a 'timebase corrector' inside the Canon gave a more sharply synchronised capture onto tape than the simple playback from your original VCR (..it does happen..)

Pre Lion iPhone videos show Thumbnail but can't play - new video generates Unsupported Video Format popup, no thumb but will play via quicktime

This is really frustrating -
Over the last year I have been uploading all of my photos and occasional iPhone video to Aperture 3 (latest version all patches in place).    Aperture would recognize the video, create a thumbnale and otherwise treat it nicely.
Now, since upgrading to Lion I find that though I can "see" the old videos in their folders or projects and the associated Thunbnale, I can't play them - I either get the spinning color wheel and then nothing or Aperture will crash and report an error relating to Quicktime (sorry don't have an error code at the moment).
If I try and export a video I can - but what I get also can't be played by Quicktime - just a black screen. When I hit Play - the scroll bar moves, but there is no sound or video.
From Final Cut Pro X, I can imoprt this exported video file and see that it appears complete - but FCPX uses it's own playback elements.
If I shoot a new video on my iPhone, I find that I can see the thumbnale in the import option of Aperture when looking at the phone, but once imported I get a Popup telling me that it is an "Unsupported Video Format" - "Do you want to open this video clip with QuickTIme Player?"   If I hit Open then the clip does play, but the thumbnale remains a black square with the warning Exclamation Point.
I have also had some issues with Lion Mail crashing when trying to play a video made on an iPhone and sent to me via email.   Seems more likley to be a Lion / Quicktime issue then an Aperture and Mail issue - but who knows.
I spent 2.5 hours of quality time with the Genius bar this morning. We reinstalled Lion and after that the suggestion was to trash and re-install Aperture, but that would require my disc and of coruse a trip home.   Mail doesn't seem to still have the issues with iPhone movies that it had - but Aperture is still not happy.
Did as instructed and dragged Aperture 3 to the trash, did the empty trash option, restarted and reinstalled.   Then did a software update to catch the new update for Aperture and it found that.   Interestingly when I did start it up after that it DID NOT ask me for my key - so clearly some elements were left over.
Now upon retstarting Aperture 3 once again I find that I can still see my old movies (their thumbnails show up) but I still can't play them.   The new test movie is there but still generates the popup regarding it being an Unsupported Video Format.
And it's not just my iPhone.   Video sent via email from another iPhone can play as an attachment, or when dragged and dropped to the desktop, but once imported into Aperture is once again proclaimed to be an Unsupported Video Format.
Hoping someone out there knows how to resolve this....

For some reason it just started to work now. Have no idea what didn't work before.

I want to automatically extract my iphone-videos from the iPhoto library since I have way over 25 000 objects in there. Afterwards I would like to import them into iMovie. Anyone having an idea?

Dear all,
I want to automatically extract my iphone-videos from the iPhoto library since I have way over 25 000 objects in there. Afterwards I would like to import them into iMovie. Anyone having an idea? Or is there no possibility to do so?
Thanks in advace
Andreas

File -> New Smart Abum
Photo -> Is -> Movie
and export those:
This User Tip
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-4921
has details of the options in the Export dialogue.

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