How do you transfer files from iPad to a USB flash drive that is plugged into this device? Is there an app needed, and if so, which one?
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Not much of an iPad fan so I'm not to sure if it is possible. Best I could think of is you need to find a app that could do something similar to how windows makes network drives then maybe it could be posible.
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Yes, you can transfer videos, music and other files from Iphone 4 directly to Photofast I-flash drive. Buy the flash drive with 32 pin connector (other end is the USB) to connect to the Iphone 4. Then transfer the necessary files from the phone to the flash drive. In addition, I suggest that you buy an Apple approved connector (one end is 32 pins and the other is 8 pins) to connect the flash drive to mini Ipad. When you connect the flash drive to mini ipad, the APP for it is automatically downloaded. The photofast drive works exactly like a regular flash drive with the Iphone as well as the Ipad. It is wonderful though on the expensive side. Yes, you can transfer videos, music and other files from Iphone 4 directly to Photofast I-flash drive. Buy the flash drive with 32 pin connector (other end is the USB) to connect to the Iphone 4. Then transfer the necessary files from the phone to the flash drive. In addition, I suggest that you buy an Apple approved connector (one end is 32 pins and the other is 8 pins) to connect the flash drive to mini Ipad. When you connect the flash drive to mini ipad, the APP for it is automatically downloaded. The photofast drive works exactly like a regular flash drive with the Iphone as well as the... » Read More Yes, you can transfer videos, music and other files from Iphone 4 directly to Photofast I-flash drive. Buy the flash drive with 32 pin connector (other end is the USB) to connect to the Iphone 4. Then transfer the necessary files from the phone to the flash drive. In addition, I suggest that you buy an Apple approved connector (one end is 32 pins and the other is 8 pins) to connect the flash drive to mini Ipad. When you connect the flash drive to mini ipad, the APP for it is automatically downloaded. The photofast drive works exactly like a regular flash drive with the Iphone as well as the Ipad. It is wonderful though on the expensive side. « Show Less
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I have a usb port on my laptop that I use a rca to usb adapter with. Theres a how to use usb on the Ipad online. Hope this helps
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First connect the flash drive or thumb drive to the above adaptor. Then simply connect the adaptor to the tablet.
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I've only tried on mac book, and I assume it doesn't work for ipad cause ipad doesn't has a usb interface.
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Don't think so. Does iPad have a USB port? There is a USB to mini USB cable.
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I haven't tried it on an iPad but since there is no USB connection on an iPad I would think it wouldn't work. I know there are USB dongles for the iPad but I don't have one to test out and confirm that.
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If you are referring to a USB thumb drive, the answer is it has a USB port. I have not yet had the need to use that yet. When you connect to your iPad it directly links to Photos. Hope that is helpful.
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Yes. The whole point is to use memory on the flash drive, and not the iPad. You do have to load an app to access the device, but it is small.
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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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could you please tell me which usb adapter you are using and how the connection you made with Ipad.? thanks
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With the iPad, no. The iPad is not USB capable since Apple likes to make their devices crapunique. In other words, no USB port or USB kernel level driver for custom software = never USB on iPad for these applications.With the Paypal Swiper for the computer (USB) it could work, on the iPad no.
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I have a 64gb Sandisk Connect USB Drive and connect to all of our IOS devices via Infuse by Firecore, an app available via iTunes Store. After initiating your Sandisk Connect via Wifi in Settings, go to Infuse Settings and you will see the Drive as an Available Share. Our family is really happy with it and the Infuse app will play almost any compression and filetype you throw at it so no need to convert your files to satisfy your iDevices file limitations. You can download and stream content from just about anywhere. As of current not available for Android devices.
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Hi i think the easiest way would be connecting the camera to a pc or mac downloading the pictures and then plugging your flash drive and then move them to it, justo don't know a simple way...hope it helps, greetings
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didn't try, but worked with 2 usb drives no-powered, means that the hub give enough power, so it should work fine. doesn't charge the ipad, but nothing charges it except direct usb connection.
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This external drive uses USB for an interface. iPads do not include USB ports. So this will not work with Apple's mobile devices (iPhone, iPod, iPad). There are other storage products that include built-in wireless access, and an iPad can connect using its WiFi. The only catch is that most of these solutions require installing an iOS app to access the content on the storage device.
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It is necessary to read the (minimal) instructions that hopefully came with the FlashDrive. Otherwise try connecting to another i Pad, or with a "PC with iTunes" as an alternative method of verification of function. You are stuck with the Apple constraints. Go to an Apple shop where there are usually younger adventurers who probably know someone in your locality who can help. All computers are only as good as the person you know who can "fix it". It is not too late to change. Good luck.