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FalconNine

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Oct 29, 2016
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So far im loving the iPad Pro as a computer replacement for university/college - have thus far found no need to use my laptop. However today I have run into a dilemma which I had not anticipated at all, and has me stumped!

I often watch recorded lectures from my uni, but the lecturers speak slow enough that I have always played the lecture with VLC and sped the playback to 1.5x or even 2x. Today I couldn't figure out how to do that with the iPad Pro - is there something I'm missing? It is such a simple (and for some, essential) tool - surely there is a way to do it with the iPad Pro?

Thanks for the help!
 
Personally I load the videos into VLC and use the playback options on my lectures - but you're right, it's not available in the native iOS videos app
 
How do you load them into VLC? I can't find a way to play the MP4 in anything other than the built-in player.
 
Can you add them into iMovie (on the iPad)? If you can, then you can change playback speed at .25x intervals
 
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