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Okay, I couldn't wait and tested this. Yes, indeed Motion JPEG recorded on my Nikon D5000 does import and playback on the iPad.

Is the motion jpeg container .avi on your camera? If so does the camera kit recognize it? My casio does mjpeg video in .avi. My camera kit has been shipped. I'm hoping it will import my videos. iTunes won't.
 
Is the motion jpeg container .avi on your camera? If so does the camera kit recognize it? My casio does mjpeg video in .avi. My camera kit has been shipped. I'm hoping it will import my videos. iTunes won't.


The answer is yes. Motion JPEG is commonly found in .AVI containers, so it would work fine.

iTunes won't read that kind of file, but actually iPhoto will read it just fine, which if you configure the settings right in iTunes, it will sync back to your iPad.
 
The answer is yes. Motion JPEG is commonly found in .AVI containers, so it would work fine.

iTunes won't read that kind of file, but actually iPhoto will read it just fine, which if you configure the settings right in iTunes, it will sync back to your iPad.

Thanks. I'd love to try iPhoto but I'm a pc.:D
 
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