I would think that's what Air drop is for.I am wondering what would be the best way. I have an entire concert filmed on a relative's 6s and would like it to be on my iPhone as well. I thought AirDrop but I am not sure. Is there any better way you can think of?
I have a slow Wi-Fi and the video is too long. I'm afraid that like half the video will transfer, nothing will display and I will lose the GBs or something. I am generally unlucky with these problems. I've had plenty. That's why I doubt.I would think that's what Air drop is for.
It doesn’t use your WiFi network so it doesn’t matter if it’s slow. It’s WiFi direct.I have a slow Wi-Fi and the video is too long. I'm afraid that like half the video will transfer, nothing will display and I will lose the GBs or something. I am generally unlucky with these problems. I've had plenty. That's why I doubt.
I am wondering what would be the best way. I have an entire concert filmed on a relative's 6s and would like it to be on my iPhone as well. I thought AirDrop but I am not sure. Is there any better way you can think of?
But you need 40GB for both upload and download, plus it is slow, based on OP’s claim.Dropbox is always an option.
It doesn’t use your WiFi network so it doesn’t matter if it’s slow. It’s WiFi direct.