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The iPad, in particular the gorgeous (and massive), are great for watching movies. Steadily becoming thinner and lighter over the years, the popular tablet is now ideal for horizontal viewing, whether you’re on the couch or wrapped up in bed. While it lends itself to the wealth of streaming video services out there, thanks to the accompanying and usually very capable apps available, they need an Internet connection to watch. That’s not always possible, especially if you own a Wi-Fi only iPad, which can make traveling with the tablet a bit dull. For these situations you’ll want some entertainment already downloaded, and for that you’ll need to know how to get the files from your computer or the Internet, on to the iPad in the first place. We’ve gathered together a few of the most popular ways to transfer movie files to your iPad, and laid out easy-to-follow instructions, so you won’t be left movie-less again.

ITunes Using iTunes is not the only option, as we’ll see, but it’s probably the easiest way to get movies from your computer on to your iPad. The same method can also be used to transfer movies that have been rented or purchased through the iTunes Store, digital copies that come with physical discs, or other movies that you have stored on your computer already. • Open iTunes on your computer, and connect your iPad. • Choose your iPad from the device menu in the top left of the screen. • Tap Movies from the list of options running down the left side of iTunes, you should see a page with all the compatible film files listed.

• Tick the Sync Movies box, and select which films you want to sync with your iPad • If you want them all, and for the tablet to update each time it’s synced with your computer, select the Automatically Include box and keep the All option. • If you don’t see all your files under Movies, then also check under TV Shows, as iTunes can sometimes categorize files in a strange manner.

Alternatively, movies can be dowloaded from the iTunes Store directly on your tablet, without having to connect it to your computer. • Select the iTunes Store app • Choose the Films section from the menu at the bottom of the screen • Select and pay for the movie • Opt to download the film to watch offline Videos purchased or rented through iTunes are found in the Videos app on the iPad. Rentals expire after 30-days, and once you start watching, you need to finish in 24-hours, so don’t hang around. Google Play If you buy movies or TV shows from Google Play, they can also be downloaded on to your iPad ready to watch at any time, and you don’t need to sync the tablet with computer to get them either. However, you will need a Wi-Fi connection, so if you’re preparing for a trip then it’s best to line some up before you leave.

• Download the app from the iTunes App Store on to your iPad. • Open the app and choose your Google account. • Once the app populates with your content, click the menu button in the top left of the screen • Select My Library • Movies you’ve purchased will be listed, and a download button added to each one. Tap this, and the file will download ready to watch offline. Amazon If you’re an Amazon Prime subscriber, and enjoy the massive video library that comes with it, you can also download favorites or must-watch movies from your Wishlist onto your tablet. Ole Borud Shakin The Ground Rar Files.