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Transferring movie from iPhone to iPad
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Connect phone to iTunes - transfer purchased content into iTunes
Connect iPad to iTunes - transfer movie to iPad
Still no deal with the movie studios as they now have with the music and TV show studios to re-download what you already own..
Connect iPad to iTunes - transfer movie to iPad
Still no deal with the movie studios as they now have with the music and TV show studios to re-download what you already own..
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You'd think I'd know that. Really? That's quite dumb, seeing as how it's just a technicality. You can just sync via iTunes on authorized devices, so what's the bloody difference? Nothing from what I can see. Greedy gits.
(of course I just want to toss the word greedy in there even if greed has nothing to do with it
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i think that was exactly what Bobtomay means. Connect your iPhone to your Mac and within iTunes right click over the iPhone icon, then click transfer purchases from said iPhone.
Once done, remove iPhone and plug in iPad. Then this should just be a normal sync to the iPad.
I have tried to paraphrase from the following apple support guideline on this subject to keep it simple. please find below the full article for future use.
iTunes Store: Transferring purchases from your iOS device or iPod to a computer
hope this clears it up
J
Connection Kit?
It is possible to transfer pics and video from iPhone to iPad using the Connection Kit. This is how I backup my iPhone video while on holiday. However it may not work for commercial video due to copy protection.
It is possible to transfer pics and video from iPhone to iPad using the Connection Kit. This is how I backup my iPhone video while on holiday. However it may not work for commercial video due to copy protection.
I've owned a MacBook for some time now and recently downloaded my vacation video to iMovie. It's almost completed finished editing and I want to transfer it to my new iMac with the 27" screen to complete the project. How do I do this? Thanks.
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