Hello,
I'm hoping that someone in the community could enlighten me on this one, as I'm at a total loss.
I have several movies that aren't being copied to my iPad because "the video format is not supported by the iPad".
Here is the odd thing about this. I have other movies that are copied over just fine. For the life of me, I cannot figure out what the difference is!
Here's an example of information on two movies, one that copies and one that doesn't:
Copies:
Format: H.264, 720 x 304, Millions, AAC, 2 Channels, 44100 Hz
FPS: 23.98
Data Size: 1.26 GB
Data Rate: 1,612.04 kbit/s
Doesn't Copy:
Format: H.264, 720 x 400, Millions, AAC, 2 Channels, 44100 Hz
FPS: 23.98
Data Size: 1.05 GB
Data Rate: 1,625.06 kbit/s
What really sends me into a tail spin about this is that I can stream the movies that won't copy to my iPad using AirVideo without any conversion!
I have other movies that successfully copy that are both bigger and smaller (both file size and resolution, at least the 400 dimension), so I don't see either of those as being issues.
So, does anyone have any brilliant ideas about what's going on with this? Thanks.
I'm hoping that someone in the community could enlighten me on this one, as I'm at a total loss.
I have several movies that aren't being copied to my iPad because "the video format is not supported by the iPad".
Here is the odd thing about this. I have other movies that are copied over just fine. For the life of me, I cannot figure out what the difference is!
Here's an example of information on two movies, one that copies and one that doesn't:
Copies:
Format: H.264, 720 x 304, Millions, AAC, 2 Channels, 44100 Hz
FPS: 23.98
Data Size: 1.26 GB
Data Rate: 1,612.04 kbit/s
Doesn't Copy:
Format: H.264, 720 x 400, Millions, AAC, 2 Channels, 44100 Hz
FPS: 23.98
Data Size: 1.05 GB
Data Rate: 1,625.06 kbit/s
What really sends me into a tail spin about this is that I can stream the movies that won't copy to my iPad using AirVideo without any conversion!
I have other movies that successfully copy that are both bigger and smaller (both file size and resolution, at least the 400 dimension), so I don't see either of those as being issues.
So, does anyone have any brilliant ideas about what's going on with this? Thanks.