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Can you download movies from right on iPad using iTunes app?
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aarktik
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April 6, 2010 10:21AM
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Hello everyone!
Can you download movies and tv shows over wifi on the iPad using the iTunes app or do you have to sync them from a computer?
Thanks for any help!
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dr millmoss
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April 6, 2010 10:34AM
Yes, yes, and no. The iTunes store app for iPad gives you complete access to movies and TV shows.
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kingofsomewherehot
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April 6, 2010 4:44PM
But they will sync back to the computer when you plug in. (for use on other devices)
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snap33
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April 7, 2010 4:10PM
Can I somehow load a DVD to iPad? Like a golf tutorial video so I can watch it on the train or outdoors while practicing?
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dr millmoss
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April 7, 2010 4:16PM
Sure. Rip it with Handbrake, drag into iTunes, and sync.
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stevegmu
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April 7, 2010 4:21PM
Does anyone know the video bitrate, framerate and audio framerate works well with the iPad?
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dr millmoss
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April 7, 2010 4:46PM
I just use the "normal" setting on Handbrake, and it works fine. Possibly not optimal, but I don't see any issues.
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I just use the "normal" setting on Handbrake, and it works fine. Possibly not optimal, but I don't see any issues.
Ok, thanks. I was hoping to convert an .mkv in iSquint, and the only options were tv or ipod. and the advanced settings call for frame rates and such.
Handbrake seems a bit sluggish.
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Ok, thanks. I was hoping to convert an .mkv in iSquint, and the only options were tv or ipod. and the advanced settings call for frame rates and such.
Handbrake seems a bit sluggish.
Use TV and see how it works. IPod will likely result in very low resolution and make for a poor picture on the iPad.
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I just use the "normal" setting on Handbrake, and it works fine. Possibly not optimal, but I don't see any issues.
Ok, thanks. I was hoping to convert an .mkv in iSquint, and the only options were tv or ipod. and the advanced settings call for frame rates and such.
Handbrake seems a bit sluggish.
Ok, thanks. I was hoping to convert an .mkv in iSquint, and the only options were tv or ipod. and the advanced settings call for frame rates and such.
Handbrake seems a bit sluggish.
Use TV and see how it works. IPod will likely result in very low resolution and make for a poor picture on the iPad.