A big selling point for Apple’s devices is their seamless syncing abilities with iTunes. But what if you have an Android device? How to watch your downloaded, rental or purchased iTunes HD/SD content on your Android Tablet or Smartphone like Nexus 6, Nexus 9, Galaxy Tab Pro, Galaxy Tab S, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge, HTC One M9, Kindle Fire HD, Nook HD, Xperia Z4, etc.? Read Rent or Buy Movies From iTunes | Comparison: iTunes HD vs SD Movies | Top 10 Smartphones and Tablets Question: Play iTunes films on Android Tablet or Smartphone? “Hi, is it possible to play films downloaded on iTunes onto an Android devices from a Windows PC? Thanks!” While there is no iTunes for Android, there are actually a few different ways for you to get your groove on. Here we’re going to outline 3 easy methods you might try. 3 methods to Watch iTunes Movie on Android Tablet or Smartphone 1. DoubleTwist DoubleTwist is designed to give you a central repository for all of your music, photos, and videos. It’s very simple to use. Step 1: Download DoubleTwist for Windows and DoubleTwist for Android. Step 2: Connect your Android device to your computer via USB.

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H.265 or High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) is the latest generation video compression standard which compresses a video file into smaller package, making it easier to store or transmit. Today is the turn of HEVC. However, many devices and applications like QuickTime player are still need time to support the new codec. Do you have some HEVC/H.265 files saved on your computer, and wonder how to make H.265 files playable in QuickTime player on Mac OS Sierra/El Capitan? You’ve come to the right place. Since QT player can work with H.264 MP4, MOV, M4V videos well, to get H.265 files playable in QuickTime Player, a quick fix is to convert H.265 to QT Player readable format for playback easily. One of the best Yosemite/Mavericks H.265 Converter from the market so far is Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac, which is recently upgraded to support H.265 encoding and decoding and it can be taken as a completely professional H.265/HEVC encoder, decoder, player and editor. With it, you can convert H.265 to QuickTime player friendly H.264 MP4, MOV, M4V video on Mac OS Sierra/El Capitan with quality loss effortlessly. And it is available to customize the output resolutions to any size the users want

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Apple Supports H.265, but So Far Only in FaceTime on an iPhone 6. There’s still a lot of work to be done on mainstream iOS devices (iPhone/iPad/Apple TV) to include support for the elusive H.265 (HEVC) video codec, but if you’re looking for a quick way to encode/decode the new H.265 for iPhone/iPad/Apple TV via Mac, we have you covered. Here, let’s get closer to the best Mac H.265 Video Encoder and Decoder for iPhone/iPad/Apple TV. (Also take a look at Video Codec Fight: H.265 vs. VP9) A lot of users want to convert H.265 format to iPhone/iPad/Apple TV on Mac for video experience since Apple iOS operating system hasn’t added full support for H.265/HEVC codec, you will need to have a reliable Mac H.265/HEVC Video Converter to do the job. You can also convert other formats to H.265 files, too. Here Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac v4.8.5.1(the new upgraded version) is the recommeded Mac H.265 Video Encoder and Decoder for iPhone/iPad/Apple TV.The salient features are: It can convert a Blu-ray, DVD and video file to virtually any format including the lateast H.265 MP4. It can transcode some HEVC H.265 video in MKV, MP4, Prores to H.264 or other video formats

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Perhaps you also like to record videos. It’s so cool to take video with iPhone, especially the new iPhone 6 which allows you to record a HD video (30 fps or 60 fps) and edit a Hollywood-style movie. If you have collected many interesting 1080p HD video recording from iPhone 6 camera and want to directly import iPhone 6 video to edit with FCP X for recalling the wonderful moments, you’ll finally know it’s difficult, some of your MP4 or MOV files can’t be successfully ingested, let alone the M4V recordings. Why? Also see  8mm Video Apps for iPhone | iMovie Alternatives for iPhone | iPhone 7 News It is possibly because of the unsupportable codecs and formats of iPhone 6 recordings, Final Cut Pro is only able to import and edit any QuickTime compatible video format, camera-native formats, even Apple ProRes, when you import these incompatible videos into FCP X, sometimes, it will take a long time for rendering. In fact, it’s the process of transcoding. Luckily, this time I will show you how to convert iPhone 6 videos to FCP X video file format for editing directly in this article which can solve this issue that borings you so long with ease. At first,

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For Apple fans, it is undisputed that iPad tablets are one of the best idevices to enjoy high quality music and various videos movies, no matter which iPad model you have, syncing all films from computer to any iPad is our constant pursuit. In this article we will explain here how to copy video files from your Windows PC or laptop to your iPad without being converted into a special format which the iPad can play. Plus, we’ll also show you how you can download films and TV shows without iTunes at all, so you can watch them whenever you want, wherever you are – even if you have no internet connection. (See original story) How to put films on an iPad: Videos app or a third-party app If you sync movies or TV shows stored in your iTunes library, they”ll appear in the native Videos app on your iPad. This is a perfectly good way of doing things, but if your video isn”t in a format that iTunes can play, you can”t add it to the library, nor sync it with your iPad. Also, you can only use one computer to sync iPad. If you try to sync videos from another computer running

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