Can you play videos off the flash drive without transferring them to the iPad fourth-generation?
1739143
interesting comment...but no have not tried that so far...but then I again I purchased the drive to save/transfer files
927498
I do not believe so, this software requires direct access to a drive, and unless you have jailbroken your iPad / iPhone or done something to allow USB type access to the flash drive, Data Rescue 3 won't be able to see the drive in the iPad/iPhone.
1185907
Yes it is without going thru a computer. I bought the Apple SD card adapter for the iPad, hooked it up to the iPad, took the SD card out of he camera, put it into the adapter and after a wait, depending on the photos in your SD card - the photos loaded into my iPad. It was great as I was able to view the photos that I took everyday that eveneing while I was on holiday.
550820
I don't know for sure, but the system upgrade may have throuwn your settings off, including access to your device. Check your Settings -- not sure where -- and make sure your updated system is allowing outside devices. Hope this helps. Worked when I had trouble outputting my iPad video.
769080
I don't know, but I would say probably not. The amazon site says "USB Plug `n Play instant setup - instantly projects audio and video from a PC or Mac via a USB connection. PC-free slide shows - plug your USB memory device into the USB port and let the show begin". If you want to play video, you have to play from PC or Apple device. I played movies from my iPhone 4 (when I bought the device a couple of years ago) and the video worked fine. However - I ended up sending mine back. The built-in speakers are not very powerful, and there is NO audio out port, so you cannot add external speakers to get a better sound.Plus, read the comment boards carefully. Some comments refer to crappy iPhone 5 support etc. Good luck! I don't know, but I would say probably not. The amazon site says "USB Plug `n Play instant setup - instantly projects audio and video from a PC or Mac via a USB connection. PC-free slide shows - plug your USB memory device into the USB port and let the show begin". If you want to play video, you have to play from PC or Apple device. I played movies from my iPhone 4 (when I bought the device a couple of years ago) and the video worked fine. However - I ended up sending mine back. The built-in speakers are not very powerful, and there is NO audio out port, so you cannot... » Read More I don't know, but I would say probably not. The amazon site says "USB Plug `n Play instant setup - instantly projects audio and video from a PC or Mac via a USB connection. PC-free slide shows - plug your USB memory device into the USB port and let the show begin". If you want to play video, you have to play from PC or Apple device. I played movies from my iPhone 4 (when I bought the device a couple of years ago) and the video worked fine. However - I ended up sending mine back. The built-in speakers are not very powerful, and there is NO audio out port, so you cannot add external speakers to get a better sound.Plus, read the comment boards carefully. Some comments refer to crappy iPhone 5 support etc. Good luck! « Show Less
1489390
Yes if your player supports or has a usb port that allows you to play video off a flash drive.
1432698
Yes, once I loaded the photos and video on the computer it played the video fine without any downloading anything special. I use Windows 8
94422
If you mean via USB, no. It only charges and plays from flash drives using the USB. I would still recommend this item though, better than its competitors.
1402731
Yes, I burned videos with the drive in my iMac. Keep in mind that format and size (MB's) are factors.
1717999
The best and simplest way is to go through Itunes and just drag and drop. Sync it from there.I must warn you though, not all iPod videos come out the same. Some don't sync properly, for some reason (still working on that one). But 95% that I've sync'd played just fine.You can than use the DVD player/dock and watch them in widescreen!
866414
Yes you can. And you can use large capacity SD cards. I have over 75 movies on my 128 GB card. The Airstash functions as a wireless hard drive. Of course you can plug it into any USB port as well (I know iPads don't have one).
1886821
There are apps which can play almost all formats on iPhone, iPad. Just make sure that these can also access network drives. Personally I use PlayerExtreme.
1419023
I've only tested the USB port on it once, so I may be wrong, but I'm fairly sure you can only do a photo-slide show using a usb drive. Any video content has to come from an actual player of some sort (computer, DVD plater etc.). But like I said, I've only tried that once, so anyone else please correct me if I'm wrong :)
1068371
YES! I don't know if there is a limit on how long they are, but I transferred a few 4 minute videos with my pictures and they worked just fine. This was on iPad 1 (I don't know if it works with the other iPad versions or not).
985694
Absolutely not. This accessory is only to swap the default USB plug of a Seagate GoFlex portable hard drive for a Firewire connector. To view videos and movies on your iPad, you have to use iTunes to upload them on your iPad or use an application like Dropbox to sync them.
866412
they will play off of the device but with buffering. best solution would be to transfer movies that you want to watch, then delete when done.this device is worth every penny. my primary use is to shoot pictures and video during the day on iPad and cross load at night. ready to go again next day. keeps iPad memory clear and potential unlimited storage on SD cards. power independent once it is charged. three weeks of video all kept safe.
1190474
It does not have a flash drive connection. Only connections are via mic. If you want ti play digital music, you can always connect a media player (laptop, ipod, ipad, ettc)