How do I play the videos on my iPad? Do I need an app from the Airstash to play video?
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Just tap on the file. It will stream to your iPad. Two things to note; 1. Any video file that will normally play on your Pad, (.mov mp4 etc), will work from Airstash. Some formats may have to be converted before it will play. 2. Make sure your iPad is "authorized" to play movies that you have paid for that has DRM, (digital rights mgt), embedded. Amazon movies will ask if the computer you are trying use should be authorized. I think they have a limit (5?) machines you can authorize.
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No Airstash is a device to store and transfer data via wifi/usb. Primarily apple devices are more probmatic.As for video, a apple proprietary player and a correct format. Do a web search for your perticular media you be using. Hope this help.
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Don't know, I use it with a Galaxy tablet and only for uploading camera (jpg) files. :-)
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I'm not sure about the iPad app, as I don't have one. On my iPhone, using the eye4 app suggested in the user guide, I have to manually use the 2 finger pinch/zoom. Then I can drag the "zoomed" image around to look at it. To Zoom in/out from a desktop, using the "IP Camera Super Client" software, which can be downloaded from the Vstarcam website (Services > Online CD > then select your model > Central Management Client(For PC)), I click the "live" video footage. Then a control panel pops up with a + and - that you can click on to zoom in and out. So far, I don't see a way to zoom in or out directly from a web browser.If you find another way, let me know. I'm not sure about the iPad app, as I don't have one. On my iPhone, using the eye4 app suggested in the user guide, I have to manually use the 2 finger pinch/zoom. Then I can drag the "zoomed" image around to look at it. To Zoom in/out from a desktop, using the "IP Camera Super Client" software, which can be downloaded from the Vstarcam website (Services > Online CD > then select your model > Central Management Client(For PC)), I click the "live" video footage. Then a control panel pops up with a + and - that you can click on to zoom in and out. So... » Read More I'm not sure about the iPad app, as I don't have one. On my iPhone, using the eye4 app suggested in the user guide, I have to manually use the 2 finger pinch/zoom. Then I can drag the "zoomed" image around to look at it. To Zoom in/out from a desktop, using the "IP Camera Super Client" software, which can be downloaded from the Vstarcam website (Services > Online CD > then select your model > Central Management Client(For PC)), I click the "live" video footage. Then a control panel pops up with a + and - that you can click on to zoom in and out. So far, I don't see a way to zoom in or out directly from a web browser.If you find another way, let me know. « Show Less
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It's important to know which particular connector cord you're using, & what you're trying to achieve. If you're trying to play music or Netflix/YouTube Player, the red/white/yellow cords must be plugged into the audio/video input outlets on the tv, and select audio/video input or output 1 or 2 (depending on which you plug into) If you wish to only play photo slide shows, then it's generally the HDMI USB port(& selecting the usb option with your remote). Not knowing what you're attempting to play, I recommend trying each cord and using your remote audio/video input/output settings - to experiment FYI: I use this for both my iPad AND iPhone - have not yet tried with dig. camera, but that's the same pretty much, as using your iphone to display the pics Mine actually works best with playing Netflix thru my iPhone, as the iPad has an angled port, and setting the iPad down with the cord in, requires that the edge of the pad with cord in, has to hang over the edge of your t.v. stand, to not interfere with the connection. Honestly, I LOVE this device - I would NOT give up or get frustrated - it took me a whole day to figure the thing out (because I'm too impatient to read, and don't always trust instructions)
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Go to the Apple App Store look for an app for pico projectors. This project will also play any videos that you already have on your phone.
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I use it by downloading shows to my iPad. You can easily fast forward plus it has the 30 second forward ability.
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I have it set up to view on my phone with the Zviewer app. So I'm sure there's a version of the app for the ipad.
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I have not tried to stream video from iTunes, however I have streamed movies from netflix . Why would it not work, the apps are included in the note book. D.L.
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Yes as long as you download the app to your iPad and your movies are in mv4 format. If there in an avi, DivX format you will need to download a player to the iPad that will play those formats
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I'm not sure. First you need to connect it via USB extension to iPad Air. Btw. If you have an iPhone you can use iPhone as a remote.
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It does work with iPad air, I have mp4 movies on mine. I have not used a flash drive yet. I love this little thing.
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I was looking for a player as well. I was not happy with the lack of options in quicktime. I actually use itunes to view the videos now. I understand both are made my apple but I find there are more features in itunes...including a better full screen mode. I hope this helps. By the way, do you have the sd940 and are you happy with it?
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Yes, it works with ipad air but you have to install "airstor" apps. I only tried mp4 video file. Mp3 music can be played too. Both files can be played remotely.
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I can get it to load but not play, however I used my XBox360 and they have an app for instant video works great
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Not all services work with the IPad so if it's not working chances are it won't. Just verify that the source is setting correctly on the TV. Also if you're looking to stream go w/ an Apple TV device. It works very nicely. Again not EVERYTHING will work with it but most of what I have tried other than Amazon Video has worked.
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This projector plays videos so you can download any video player on the App Store. The projector plays utube videos also. It projects Keynote which is a Mac product similar to PowerPoint so it probably projects PowerPoint also. Essentially it projects videos, movies, utube, etc
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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
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I haven't looked into trying to watch from flash drive, I download My movies to the iPad 2 using VLC Streamer, from My iMac, then plug in HDMI cable to watch on whatever TV I have nearby.