How to Convert QuickTime to iPad on Mac OS X
2012-04-17 01:44:20 /
Posted by Brian Fisher to Video Solution
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To enjoy QuickTime files on iPad (iPad 2, new iPad included), you actually needn't do much thing. Because QuickTime files are mostly in MP4, MOV, M4V encoding with H.264/MPEG-4 codec which are fully accepted by new iPad. So while your QuickTime videos are refused by iPad, your files then might be in other formats such as DV. In case like this, you then need to change these unaccepted QuickTime files to iPad files. And the following paragraphs would show you how to convert QuickTime to iPad on Mac step by step.
If you have bought QuickTime Pro, you then could directly convert QuickTime to iPad with its conversion function: open the file on QuickTime Pro> File> Export and browse the list of file format choice in the Export pop-up menu where you will find "Movie to iPad" option, select it. Well, if you haven't updated to QuickTime Pro, I highly recommend you another professional yet easy-to-use Mac converter to do the Mac conversion. This iPad Video Converter for Mac is better than QuickTime Pro because it:
- is cheaper than QuickTime Pro;
- has much faster conversion speed;
- support a wider range of file formats;
- also has optimized preset for iPad;
- allows users to edit files by cropping, trimming, and merging several video into one etc.;
Here are the steps involving the QuickTime to iPad Mac conversion:
Locate QuickTime files to the Mac converter
Just directly drag & drop the QuickTime files to the Mac program, or head to File > Import > Add Video Files to load the source QuickTime files. The task is operated on Mac (Snow Leopard, Lion included).

Set iPad Video as output format
The product is specially designed for iPad, so you can choose "iPad" as your output format directly, or just select the format according to the device name, which will automatically set the appropriate file format, bit rate, and resolution for the selected target device.

Start QuickTime to iPad conversion on Mac OS X
Click the "Convert" button, and just leave the QuickTime to iPad Mac Video Converter to do the rest for you automatically. The converter also works on MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac.
In addition, the QuickTime to iPad Video Mac Converter also has some edit function, details in the Guide of iPad Video Converter for Mac.





