November 2011
Beginner to intermediate
358 pages
11h 43m
English
Content preview from iPad 2: The Missing Manual, 3rd Edition
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Chapter 14. Watch and Edit Videos
Apple added video playback powers to its handheld devices in 2005, when it introduced the first video iPod. Over the past six years, the screens on Apple’s gadgets have gradually increased in size, from 2.5 inches on that ground-breaking ‘Pod to 9.7 inches on the iPad’s majestic, high-resolution, backlit display. The tablet is perfect for immersing yourself in a movie—or for watching it inflight while crammed into a knee-knocking coach seat.
And now, with an iPad 2 and iOS 5, you can enjoy high-definition videos in the top-quality 1080p resolution right on your tablet.
You find video for your iPad in all sorts of places. You can buy, rent, or stream movies, TV shows, music videos, and video podcasts from iTunes; download video-streaming apps from the App Store; watch website streams via Safari; launch the iPad’s built-in YouTube app; or even shoot a clip or two yourself with the iPad 2’s camera (the YouTube app and camera are discussed back in Chapter 6).
And if the whole family wants to watch a video, you can connect your iPad to your TV—with or without wires—and see it on an even bigger screen.
From getting video onto your tablet to sharing it once it’s there, this chapter guides you through one of the most fun parts of the iPad experience.
Get Video onto Your iPad
Depending on what you want to watch and where you want to watch it, you can get movies ...
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