When you take movies with the I pad air, can you send them to a laptop to save via a cd?
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You can save them in the clouds, get them from the clouds on your laptop and make a CD or DVD...
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NO! The device is for still images only. You might rig a holder to make digital copies of single frames as a still shot but that would be it. Transferring movies to digital is an expensive process as a rule. You should check with a commercial shop.
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Yes. In most cases you'll have no other choice. Whether your device plays the movies, though, is up to the device. The camera lets you save the hi-def videos to the AVI file format and some DVD players will play these, but most play only the XVID AVI format. There's a program called Mov Converter that should let you convert many files to playable DVD formats.
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No, I tried to do just that because I wanted to us it with my copy of Adobe On Location or to use my VCR or Disc play. None of this worked, I am still looking for what arrangement will allow me to use it successfully
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I don't have an iPad, but you should be able to do that. I have been putting them on discs & flash drives and importing to my Sansa-cClip.
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No you connect it to another device such as computer, iPad and save the recordings there.
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Nope. I e-mailed the company and they said that I could download a video to my computer and then transfer it. I haven't tried that, and I'm not sure how I would even do it. I was hoping that I could just stream directly to the Skypad.
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No and no. Must put movie files on SD card. I just downloaded a bunch of old Disney Mickey Mouse, Chip and Dale, Goofy from the 30s and 40s and my kids loved it. Very weak battery though. Don't really need it anymore with YouTube, hulu, and Netflix on your smart phone.
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Of course you can, photos and movies are recorded and stored into memory card then you can transfer them to desktop.
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Sure. You remove the SD card, and copy the movies on CD, DVD, other Card, etc. I backup on the shared network attached drive.
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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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Sorry, I could not answer last night. I had to test this, this morning first. I am assuming you are asking if you can copy a file from a SD card inserted in the slot of a RavPower, to a usb hard drive connected to the same RavPower device. My testing this morning using the AirStor app software for an IPAD confirmed that this can be done. I selected an image file on the SD card, and DOWNLOADED it to the USB hard drive connected to the same RavPower. When downloading, it give me the option to download to a folder on the USB device, or LOCAL (which means a folder on the IPAD). When I select a file on the USB drive, it gives me the same option to download to a local folder on the IPAD or a folder on the SD card. I did not do any testing with a PC, as I don't have anything installed to connect Wireless to the RavPower. Hope that helps. Phil Porter
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Yes, you can leave the media on the storage device (i.e. an SD card) and view it on your iPad using the MediaShair applilcation.
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Thats two questions, yes if you use this device (which I recommend for mac, I have problems using it on my pc) you can transfer video to a dvd from your computer. the licensing problem I would answer as to say you are not technically suppose to make copies or transfer movies at all that are copyrighted. That decision is up to you.
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Yes, video saves to sd card then can be transferred your computer, then to a DVD. Just like taking a picture from a digital camera, transferring it to a computer then backing it up on a disc or flash drive. It really is a good device. You won't be disappointed. Hope this helps
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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.
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No...You can directly upload the files to an computer, then send via email, or thumb drive.