How to import videos into imovie on apple iPad 2

[Love-Day]

I am newbie here and as it has been interesting these days to make a buy for the apple ipad and versions of it , I made a buy and was very contented with it. So after getting this it is but obvious that we will make some or more experiments to explore more on this device so , I was trying to import videos into imovie on my iPad 2.. but not knowing the exact process to do it. So I want to inquire you all guys to make me know regarding the process of doing it. I have videos on my iPad in movies as well as in my camera roll and I am not able to import them. In addition, I as well had videos in iTune that I "convert for the iPad" but those don’t tend to work either?so I am not getting it and the lone video I am able to add to Imovie are ones which are created by the iPad which don’t tends to be the simplest tool for creating videos. So please provide some step by step manual by which I will be able to get with it.

[Bhadran]

So to add a procedure, his is what I have tried with. I make use of QuickTime Pro 7 so that I am able to convert my video so that it's supported on my iPad2 & iMovie. Here are the settings I employ:You need to set your QT7 pro export to: QuickTime Movie, afterward move in the Options, Set the following settings:
VIDEO
Compression: H.264
Frame Rate: 30fps or less
Bitrate restrict to: 10000 kbits/sec or less
Dimensions: 1280x720 or less
AUDIO
Format: AAC
Sample rate: 44.1kHz
Channels: Mono
In addition, you also need to make sure that you name your file something like this: IMG_4563.MOV. followed by importing the file into the iPad2 by dropping it into iPhoto as well as syncing your device by means of iTunes otherwise make use of your Camera Connection Kit.hope this helps.

[Samaria]

I also have some additional information which will help you to solve your process. And you are able to import videos to iPad2 from just concerning any camera, and by making use of a PC or else Mac.It is a two step procedure.
1- you need to make an conversion of the video into an iMovie friendly format
2- then you need to import by making use of iTunes.
Make use of a conversion program, similar to Handbrake, to change your original video into a 1280x720 size. In Handbrake, make use of Average Bitrate (for HD movies) set to 10730 kbps. Followed by setting Audio to AAC, Stereo,along with an 44.1kHz sample rate, as well as bit rate of 128kbps. Secondly, In iTunes, you just are not able to drag-and-drop your video to transfer into your iPad. You require make use of the “Photos” tab in addition to then making selection of the check box "Include videos" . at this moment , synch your iPad2 and the video will show up in your camera roll. And all have been solved here and you are able to do as you wished since long times.

[Anjan1990]

As I was searching on web regarding this matter, I found one more solution which works definitely and you will be definitely able to import the vids to imovie . you can try with this option.
1. You need to download ReelDirector from apple(I am not knowing the exact cost ).
2. You need to then create new project as well as add video from video/ photo alternative. then render the video
3. Finally you wile b able to export the video to the camera roll by making use of save to camera roll alternative.
4. After you have a video saved into the camera roll (photo app) you might run the imovie app, and there you will be solved. And after this one , your video ready to import.

[Donatien]

I have tried in an another way. So I have some process in which you are able to import .mov file to iPhoto - You need to create album in iphoto. So if you wish to continue, import .mov to library first rename it thus. As something as img_5436.mov and then make an addition of the .mov file to the latest album. In itunes iphone sync alternatives, in photos, you will require to locate album and chose it AND on that page tick include videos . in "summary", you need to choose "include only ticked songs and videos". But you just make a note of one thing that I actually sync very slight media content with iphone, and you need to don't sync with icloud so this is a per-project thing furthermore reset to unique when accomplished. And then you need to sync phone. at this moment in iMovie, your clip will be pickable. I advise you make use of it and output/save your complete iMovie asap. Then you can go back to iTunes on Mac along with de-check comprise videos as well as the album you checked in "photos" . you can sync again, it will be gone from phone. One more thing to tell regarding the Movie1.3 is that , if you are making use of any of the trailer formats and they need video, so plan ahead and have something you wish for to use in your trailer that acts similar to your phone.

[Aalap]

In my case, it was not working at all as I downloaded the app but I was not able to get it to see your files in Videos. I was simply observing my Camera Roll. And after I went to back and it came to my notice that I am not able to import from "Videos", and it is only possible that you can only import from camera app / camera roll. In addition, you will come across that you will NOT see a vid clip imported by the use of iTunes in Camera Roll OR Videos . the only place you will observe it is after you have launched your iMovie project and after you have inserted video clips .the clip will come into view together with obtainable Camera Roll media.So an alternative is to produce an iMovie project with importing only that clip you got in using iTune then save the project as a movie to your camera roll. Then it will be there forever saved. Then you need to go back to iTunes on Mac/PC and dump the vid from iTunes so it does not sync reverse into your iOS again to save memory at hand.as well, iMovie on iPhone has cool but partial titling. I used a drawing app on my mac and I was making some experiments to create a 640x480 graphic–black with white text with url, and so on. and shot a still and a 2 second vid clip for making use of it in the output.

[JoanaJhon]

Hello guys , I have tested with the same and if I shoot video with my iphone 4, I am able to import the movie into iphoto on my desktop system. Followed by plugging my ipad in so that I am able to sync with itunes. Once the ipad shows up in itunes, I move in the photos tab and choose the event or else album that the video now lives. I as well ensure to comprise all videos.I then press sync and the movie gets added to the ipad. I am able to then import the movie into imovie. In addition my friend was also able to make what you wished to do , and so when you sync Photos with Videos onto your iPad, you need to ensure that the video formats are supported by iPad, in addition to you have checked on "Include Videos." in iTunes.he was making use fo iPhone explorer which is a software that permits you to view/copy the files in your iDevice. With iPhone explorer, you need to copy the .mov files into the camera roll moving further to the Root and then in the User >> Media >> DCIM. You are also able to make use of the camera connection kit so that you are able to transfer the videos directly into the iPad from your iPhone 4.

[robot.txt]

You are able to import video files captured from other devices, though compatibility is hit. We haven’t had any fate importing files captured from Canon DSLRs, but I had a little achievement with Cisco's Flip video cameras. If you have a Flip, here’s how it works. make use of your Flip to shoot some video. Pop out the Flip’s built-in USB connector and attach it to the iPad 2 making use of the Apple Camera Connection Kit’s USB adapter. You need to make a note of one thing that on the Flash Ultra HD Flip camcorder I used, I need to plug in a powered USB hub among the Flip along with the Camera Connection Kit. It was came to my notice later that the Flip Mino HD did not have need of a hub.

Then you can look into importing photo app. Once the Flip is connected to the iPad, the Photos application will tend to start on. A Camera tab will tend to unlock and thumbnails of your Flip’s clips will load in the window. If you are interested in importing all of the clips, right away strike the blue Import button which will be present at the bottom of the screen. To choose individual clips to import, just tap the thumbnail image along with a blue checkmark will come into view on the thumbnail. later than you’ve chosen your clips, then hit the blue Import button at the base of the screen. The app will inquire if you wish for importing all or else just the preferred clips. Make your selection, and the app will start importing your images. When the iPad is completed with the importing process , Photos will inquire if you’d like to delete the files from the camera. And I will suggest you to make an selection of the Keep Files, and make certain that the movies or else photos are shifted effectively before deleting no matter which from the camera. Later, you need to hit the iMovie icon on your iPad. When the iMovie app opens, you need to tap the + (plus) icon which is present at the bottom of the screen so that you are able to start a new project.Finally, the video clip, in addition to anything you’ve captured to the iPad or imported by means of syncing, will demonstrate up in the upper left hand side of the screen in a window which is called as Video. You need to then hit on the clip and a blue arrow will tend to appear, along with a yellow handle at each end of the clip. You are able to tap and drag the handles to choose the segment of the clip you desire to bring onto your timeline as well as click the blue arrow to bring it into your project so that you are able to make a proper edition.

[dkbose]

One of the most latest additions to the iPad 2 is Apple’s unique iMovie. The aptitude to edit on a touch screen will transform how movies are edited. As an editing junky, I couldn’t remain to get my hands on one and to make some experiments and test it out. When I finally got one, there was one big difficulty, how do I first get the videos on the iPad 2 along with in iMovie so that I am able to edit them ? but I found a simple fix.

I have some four simple steps to get your own movies into iMovie on iPad 2.
So initially , you need to plug your iPad 2 into your system and then you can run iTunes. Then you will require to click on Photo Tab. Check the box that says include videos. You need to save your videos into the folder where you save your photos which are synced to your iPad 2. And then you can perform syncing with your ipad 2.

[RidD]

To tell regarding the iMovie , it is one of the mainly well-liked video editing programs. It's perceptive as well as simple to understand, so you don't require to be an specialist on video editing to make a home video otherwise build your own movie project. iMovie has very much enhanced people's digital life. Steps mentioned are as follows.
Step 1: Add Video Files
You need to click the "Open files" to import the source files which you desire to add to iMovie for iPad 2.
Step 2: Output Settings
You need to click the "Profile" drop-down list , as well as move to "iPad > iPad (*.mp4)" as output format. In this segment you are able to set the video along with audio parameters to meet your requirements.
Step 3: Converter and import videos to iMovie for iPad 2
After you have everything which is selected, you need to click "Convert" button to start the conversion, then the converted files will be sent to the specified folder. Then you will require to connect your Apple iPad 2 to your system along with sync converted video to iPad 2 with Apple iTunes. at this moment you can make use of your iMovie to edit the videos on iPad 2 feel free.