converting video files to work on iPads
Hello,
I am having trouble getting video clips that I download from Discovery Education to play on my class' iPads. When I download them to my MacBook they are .mov files but to my knowledge the iPads only play .mp4. I have seen some converters on line, but I am sure my school system is not going to pay for a video converter, and I have no interest in paying for software that will be on my school systems computer. Any suggestions?
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Permalink Reply by S.Lister on
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My go to tool for most things Video is the VLC player. It has got me out of more binds than I care to remember!
It will convert videos to H.264+ACC MP4's which I'm unsure will play on an IPAD, though.
Good luck with it!
Sue
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Permalink Reply by Aimee on
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I like Any Video Converter and it's free! My school district downloads it onto our computers :)
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Permalink Reply by Lincoln Whitaker on
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Thanks for the suggestions! I'll give them a shot and see which one I like the best.
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Permalink Reply by Zach Vander Veen on
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I use handbrake (opensource!) to convert various files into mp4/mkv to play on my iPad. It's a solid program.
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