On 2 December 2013 19:51, Jim Saklad <jimdoc@icloud.com> wrote:
> I agree with Otto that the best way to get a video (if it is in a compatible format) from your computer to your iDevice is to drag'n'drop it onto the iTunes icon, then find it in iTunes (likely under "Movies"), then when the iDevice is connected, tell iTunes to sync that movie to it.
Bingo!
I re-converted the massive Quicktime movie into .mp4 using Handbrake
and iPhone presets which gave a 200MB file and 960 x 540px.
I tried the File Transfer using iTunes - it seemed to transfer but I
couldn't find the file on the phone.
I then dropped it on the iTunes icon - it appeared in the Library,
appropriately under Movies/Home Videos.
In the Sync window I checked the box next to my video and synced.
The video appeared in the Videos app, under a new tab called "Home
Videos". The quality on the small screen at the reduced resolution was
more than adequate.
Flushed with success I the loaded a small .mov video to check the process.
Big thanks to Jim & Otto!
regards,
Ian
PS Adrie - what are Air Video HD and the Air Video HD server?
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