My wedding was recorded on iPhone. Will this flashdrive let me transfer video to my windows PC?
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Yes, it will. I bought mine for my husband to transfer sheet music and band videos between his iPhone and iPad to his pc laptop. I learned the hard way that not all of the Mac compatible memory sticks have video or document transfer capability. Most only transfer pictures--period.
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There's an audio connection and a USB connection but it can't show videos from your iPhone.
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Yes. Just go to advanced options and choose which wiles you want to transfer. It takes forever to actually *do* the transfer, but it works. I'm sending my laptop some videos from my desktop right now, and they're both windows 7
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No, I dont use any software to transfer, I only use windows explorer to copy de music to sansa clip
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Hi Rye! I think that is not compatible because this device has his own software: WD smartware (that is very easy to use) and bring an USB cable, you only have to install it and it'll do all work . This device can save all your info(videos, images, file, etc) automatically, you only have to connect it to your pc. Take care!
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Windows PC for me....it works using the windows media that comes with windows PC... I don't think it is apple compatable..Follow the advice that Ceton website is giving you...
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From SanDisk Support: Hello Mr. Easton, It is a very quick and simple process. 1) There are Apps for iPad, iPhone and Androids that allows you to transfer photos, videos to/from your mobile device to the drive's internal memory or to an SD card in the drive. 2) All you have to do is turn the drive ON, launch the app, select the photos and then hit copy to Drive button. Here are some helpful links: http://www.sandisk.com/products/wireless/media-drive/ http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/12895 http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/12894
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Just use the provided USB cable and connect it to any PC, ( Mac too , i believe ),... and it would work like a regular flash drive, browse the folders till you find the desired video. Usually my videos are time coded, so i know what video is that im looking for. You can time code your videos on your settings menu.
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No, I have not found any method of copy files to the flash unit from the iPad or iPhone. Apple makes it difficult to do such simple things.
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yes! that is the purpose. the i-flashdrive has connections for apple on one end and usb on the other with 16gb storage inbetween. really great device.
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yes. works very well. lightning connection side (or the 30 pin adapter) allows connection to ipod or ipad and put files on the memory stick. then take the stick to the pc and connect to the usb to have full access to those same files. works both ways. excellent device.
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I'm afraid I can't answer this. I got an iPhone last week but have never tried this. I suppose you could transfer the photos to your computer and then onto the frame.
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I don't know, I was using it to transfer photos and it didn't do that very well because of the atrocious file structure on Apple devices.
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Good question never tried it, however, i use an App called Dropbox. put it on your pc and your phone. transfer files to dropbox and you can get it on any device. no need for cables . Connect your flash to your tab or pc and transfer to Dropbox, it is then available on phone, tab and pc.
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The answer would be to trash the pc computer and vista program you are using and switch to Apple, much more media and user friendly. I am sure that doesn't seem like much help for your situation, it really would make your shooting and editing experiences much more enjoyable.One other thing I use MPEG Streamclip. It is a free downloadable program. It lets you transfer .mod format into other formats. Works great, once you figure out how to use it. Not sure if MPEG Streamclip is PC friendly or not, since I am on Apple, but it may be worth looking into.
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I'm not sure if it does--but I really don't see why it wouldn't. Even though I'm a Windows kinda guy, I usually just drag-and-drop the video files via USB and import the footage into my editing software from there.
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I really don't know but I doubt it. Your best bet is to put your photos on iCloud and Transfer them that way. The file structure on Apple stuff is not as good as Microsoft's.