Question 1: I'm unable to transfer any movie videos to my iPad. PLEASE HELP!!! I've connected iPad to iTunes with a USB cable, and have imported them into iTunes. But Wi-Fi syncing doesn't seem to work. I have ticked the "manually manage music and videos" box...
Question 2: How to transfer videos from Windows PC to iPad? Can anyone help me with process for transferring video from Window 10 PC to my iPad mini .
Adding (hot movie) videos from PC to iPad is quite easy to handle after you have finished this detailed tutorial.
Best iTunes alternative software to transfer videos from PC/Mac to iPad Pro/Air/mini...
Transferring videos from computer to iPad with iTunes is a little bit troublesome and time-wasting:
● Firstly, iPad series can only play H.264/MPEG-4/Motion JPEG videos. Other videos transferred must be converted to the iPad compatible formats using video converter tool in advance.
● Secondly, the videos must be added to iTunes library first, and then be synced to iPad with Wi-Fi network.
● Moreover, syncing errors may turn up occasionally.
In view of this, a third-party file transferring tool is quite helpful, especially for those who travels a lot.
Watching movie videos on bigger iPad at travels is more enjoyable than on iPhone. But the movie videos must be copied to iPad before you set off.
With WinX MediaTrans, any movie videos, either ripped from DVD disc or downloded from YouTube and other online sites, can be send to iPad via a USB cable regardless of formats limitation, and video format can be changed to iPad readable one by default. This is one thing WinX TransMedia superior to other iPad file transferring tools. Another advantage of WinX MediaTrans is its superfast transferring speed, enabling you to put a full-length 720p HD movie video to iPad within 10 minutes, much faster than any other tools of the same kind.
Get preparation in advance:
1. Connect your iPad to Windows PC with the USB cord, trust this computer on your iPad if it's the first time you plugged in.
2. For Windows PC, download WinX MediaTrans, install and launch it on your Windows 10/8/7 or XP/Vista. If you also have Mac OS, then WinX MediaTrans for Mac is available for it.
When the preparations have been done, let's apply this powerful tool to transfer videos from PC to iPad now in 3 easy steps.
Step 1: Click Video on the main interface of WinX MediaTrans to come to the video syncing window.
Step 2: Click "Add Video" on the top of your video window, and then browse your video files on your computer and choose the target video you want to transfer from compute to iPad, and then click Open.
Note: Make sure your current video window is on Home Video, Music Video or TV Show, otherwise the Add Video button is grayed out.
Step 3: When the new video is shown in the video windows, click "Sync" on the right bottom to get your video/movie transferred from computer to iPad within seconds.
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