To get videos on an iPad, can the Hero3 Black edition be connected directly to the iPad using Apple's camera/USB connection kit?
1542319
It doesnt shoot in an odd codec it uses H.264 High Profile, apple does NOT support the High profile, only main and baseline. You would have to use an encoder and re-encode it to get it to play on your Ipad
1542320
No it doesn't not..once you start recording it will bypass the iPad or iPhone.
1542321
you might want to clarify what it is you are trying to do...do you want to use your ipad as a preview device or play the videos on your ipad??
1542322
I don't think so, just get the gopro app and update your hero3 and turn on wifi then use!
1542323
I have tried to connect my GoPro Hero3 using the USB Connection Kit and the Ipad gives me an error saying Device requires to much power. So the answer is no.
1542324
My guess is no because the GoPro shoots in an odd codec of MP4. I typically have to convert this in Final Cut or it makes my computer choke.
321144
Works great using USB to a Mac..For iPad, you need the Apple Camera Connection Kit with a USB cable going to the MAudio. Best money I've spent recently.
2154108
You can transfer photos from ipad mini to the USB stick. Not sure about video. Hope this help.
1506133
No I just tried on both my old iPad2 and new ipad air2 with genuine Apple 30pin and lightning USB camera adapters. Both iPads gives me an "Usb 2.0 card reader: The connected device requires too much power" error.
1939839
You would need an adapter from USB to the standard iPad connector. It would be the same as the one for connecting cameras with USB cables.
214137
This model didn't have the upgraded software when I bought it, but you are able to get a cable and download the new software on the old ones. As to the gopro interference, I have a hero 3 white edition and never had problems with using a WiFi remote "my iPhone" to start and stop recording. I have heard a lot of negative feed back about the black edition for some reason though.
2145851
Hero 3 Black Edition with WiFi is only used to control the Hero 3 with their app or the remote it comes with. The WiFi on the Hero 3 Black is not used to export files to your WiFi network. The only way to transfer data is via USB hub.
1331652
Yes. You need to put the SD card from the GoPro into the MediaShare, optionally copy from the SD card to another device such as a portable disk drive also plugged into the MediaShare, then stream from the MediaShare to the iPad. You might need an app such as VLC to run on the iPad the handle the GoPro's format, not sure about that one.
1411232
Not sure your gopro need wifi thinkin just the newer ones have wifi I have the hero 3 black it's my first one
1072442
Yes, it works with Hero 4 Black. It is possible to watch the video while recording.
1405464
Yes, it is merely a mechanical interface with an iPad, allowing you to download photos from a traditional digitalcamera card.
1681674
I have used other DACs successfully with iPad 2 using the Camera Kit USB adapter. I'm going to try to do same with this DAC (once I buy it)
400231
You can use an app such as blue iris or live cams pro on the iPad. However expect the unit to fail due to firmware bug. Support is non existent.
446571
I don't have an iPad3 but I have an iPad2. Honestly it never occurred to me to hook this card reader to my iPad2. I bought the Apple iPad Camera Connection Kit for that task. The kit reads SD cards directly. Base on my experience, CF card readers requires more power than the iPad is willing to provide. For CF card image transfers, I connect my Cannon 5D Mark II to the Apple iPad Camera Kit with a USB cable. It works fine that way. Good luck!
598732
Unless the iPad supports USB devices (I don't own one, but I doubt this), then no.
1782416
I just tested it on my iPhone 3GS, running iOS4 and it does not charge, and does not seem to send video.
265034
The answer to your question is NO. Why? Because there two issues, you will be facing 1) your Apple Device(iPod Mini) will not accept an external device ( memory card reader) to be connected to it. Why? a) As a safety measure, to protect your device from external threats, like Viruses, Worms, Miners Snoopers etc etc that may infect your device and render it useless All iPads, iPad Minis, iPods, iPod Touch will fall under this category. But, it is possible to download images from any newer digital cameras, into your Apple Device through the normal USB cable, connected to the Camera. Remember, ONLY if the USB cable is connected to the Camera and the Camera switched on. 2) The female USB connecter is; therefore, is of no use for you, for above procedure. If you are trying to download images (which I think you are) that you have captured through your Camera, then you may proceed the way I have mentioned above, using the original Camera USB cable and a 8 pin lightening to OTG Camera adapters or iPad Mini or iPad. The Camera adapter is available at AMAZON costing about, $14. I bought this adapter from AMAZON and Camera downloads are smooth. Please get it. I hope, I have been as elaborate as possible and hope you understood the description. If you have any further doubts or need additional clarification, then please do not hesitate to write to me, through AMAZON. Cheers Sincerely Kumar