Can you copy things to the wireless flash from an iPhone or iPad? Or must you buy a desktop or notebook to do that?
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You can go to http://www.airstash.com/#support to have some of your questions answered. Also, AirStash works with media from the iTunes Store, i.e., you can stream movies, TV shows, and music from iTunes. I also have used GoodReader.
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You can using apps that support a standard called WebDav. Many do. Among them are iFiles and Good Reader.
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The company says you can, but I have only been successful plugging the card into my laptop, adding to the card and then inserting the card into the air stash.
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Photos may be transferred straight away to Airstash. But transfer of other files has not been found to be supported.
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No. I believe you can only go from the air stash to the iPad. Not the other way around. The only way you can load your air stash is from the computer.
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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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You can if the app will let you. For example, GoodReader will let you read/write files to a WebDav device, which the air stash is. Also, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote will read/write to the Air Stash. All of this is done over wifi. The air stash app will let you save/read photos to the card too. You can play music from it as well as videos (as long as the format is supported natively on the iPad).
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You can directly upload to the AirStash. It acts as a personal cloud storage device.
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Flash Player? You have to buy and download adobe products from Adobe. The computer comes with Mac IOS and the basic Mac programs like itunes, imovie, safari, photobooth, etc.
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No. This does not appear to be a wireless flash. I use a cheap wireless add-on set with two cheap flashes similar to this one. It works pretty good. But, having the wireless built-in is definitely worth the extra cash, which is why I'm browsing for it right now.
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I tried it with my computer (iMac) and it doesn't seem to work. On the Nikon D5200 that I have, the setting states "wireless mobile adapter". It works great with my iPhone 4S but cannot transfer directly to computer. With iCloud, photos sync anyway. Hope this was helpful. Carole
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i never tried with an Ipad or laptop, but an iphone or ipod definitely works. As well, every usb device works.
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No, but you can use your Android/iOS device to control it over Wi-Fi. It's not the best interface I've seen, but it works. You can also transfer the videos/images over the wireless connection. All that comes in the box is the camera, a battery, a 12-inch Mini-USB (note: not micro, like your cell phone probably is,) and a helmet mount of some kind. Luckily, the camera uses a standard camera mount, so it works with my other equipment.
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You could also consider using a Wi-Fi usb hub, such as the [ALL In 1] EasyAcc® Portable WiFi Router & WiFi Repeater Wireless External HDD / Flash Drive / SD Card Reader 8800mah PowerBank Built-in External Battery Pack for iPhone Windows 7 8 IOS Mac OS Andorid Smartphones Tablet PCsI am considering buying one myself, but I haven't done it yet. I have seen a comment stating that you need to have the ES File Explorer installed to access the files, but since I don't have one yet, I cannot confirm that.
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You have to download pictures to a disc or any newer version that adopts to apple, then you can download what you have to any tablet or computer
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This is just a blind stab in the dark, but since this device uses a flash memory card, it seems to me there must be a USB card reader that you could plug into your Mac, that you could then use to transfer the data directly to your desktop? Like I do with my cameras card? Hope this helps.
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You can download from an external drive or flashdrive to an Ipad through the wireless connection. Not sure there is a hardwired adapter for the ipad.
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The item works with a free app available from Apple. If it can work with you laptop media programs I'm unsure but it's vey likely doable. Other than that this item is very well made and extremely durable. I recommend buying it as it will pay dividends for a multitude of home based projects.
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Out of the free offers the wireless flash is far the most useful, I think; it can trigger the default flash (the one comes with the camera) so you can take on some pretty elaborate macro etc shots.
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An iPad has no USB video port support. If you plug this into a WiFi broadcaster and download an ap on your iPad like CamSee you should be able to stream the video to your iPad via WiFi. A WiFi camera would cost less than this and a broadcaster together though.
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No, you need special software that you download from Leap's website to use the device. Only windows and Mac computers are the only two options the device supports.
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Yes you can and also you can transfer photos from your Iphone to sd card or usb flash drive.You need to install the app "PWS Manager" and "File Manager for WG-C20", these apps are available in App Store and are free to download
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There is no hot shoe for an external flash so im going to say probably not unless there is a way to do it via usb which I doubt because the usb seems to be data only. But the built-in flash is very good
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From what I understand you can download without a PC. But I have not attempted it. I used it mainly to stream movies from a memory card to my iPad. Wish I could be more help.