By default, the iPad does not play movies other than those purchased from iTunes. A wound to users who have a digital copy of the DVD they have purchased. To watch the train, without damaging the DVD, coughed.
Fortunately, there are alternatives to iTunes to solve this big gap.
I stopped on oPlayer, who appeared to be the most interesting, given what I have read on the Net. I had previously experimented with CineXPlayer, a solution of the same style, for free. But once the app installed on my tablet, you can not find it. Avoid it, then.
OPlayer with HD (€ 3.99 on the App Store), everything is super simple to transfer as reading divx iPad. A short guide.
- It installs the application. Remember, it is here.
- We open iTunes, then click on "iPad Machin" in the left column.
- Apps tab, scroll to display the box below.
- Click Add, then choose the file to be transferred on the iPad. Synchronization is done automatically.
- On the shelf, run the application, then go to My Documents.
- Choose the movie, and ... that's all. It starts in full screen, and it remains only to let the reader do his job.
With this new feature, the iPad is gaining ground on the MacBook in terms of daily use. As for the more mobile, we had to take his MacBook jusque'à this trip, to watch his movies on the go. This is now complete, the iPad marks a considerable and growing up in direct competition with the laptop.
It is rather surprising that Apple left on its App Store an application that provides functionality to be competing with the principle of iTunes. Thank you to them.
Fortunately, there are alternatives to iTunes to solve this big gap.
I stopped on oPlayer, who appeared to be the most interesting, given what I have read on the Net. I had previously experimented with CineXPlayer, a solution of the same style, for free. But once the app installed on my tablet, you can not find it. Avoid it, then.
OPlayer with HD (€ 3.99 on the App Store), everything is super simple to transfer as reading divx iPad. A short guide.
- It installs the application. Remember, it is here.
- We open iTunes, then click on "iPad Machin" in the left column.
- Apps tab, scroll to display the box below.
- Click Add, then choose the file to be transferred on the iPad. Synchronization is done automatically.
- On the shelf, run the application, then go to My Documents.
- Choose the movie, and ... that's all. It starts in full screen, and it remains only to let the reader do his job.
With this new feature, the iPad is gaining ground on the MacBook in terms of daily use. As for the more mobile, we had to take his MacBook jusque'à this trip, to watch his movies on the go. This is now complete, the iPad marks a considerable and growing up in direct competition with the laptop.
It is rather surprising that Apple left on its App Store an application that provides functionality to be competing with the principle of iTunes. Thank you to them.
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