Downloaded and installed however, uninstalled immediately after starting since it will not operate without Itunes. I do not use Itunes, I don't like Itunes so this program is a no, no for me - thanks anyway.

William  –  10 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+40)

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Re #1, "use the registration code to register it."

That is unnecessary. The code is "built in". When you start the application the first time, or later open Help/Register, you can see the code is already there. Just click "Register" below on the right.

gergn  –  10 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+36)

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Will you get over the fact that it needs itunes ??

iTunes contains a COMPONENT that is used to communicate with the phone. It is this COMPONENT that is required, not ITUNES

Jennifer  –  10 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+16)

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#8: "Will this allow us to play avi files on an iDevice?"

AFAIK & FWIW, the processor & associated graphics hardware on most tablets & cells is optimized for AVC/H.264 [I've not read much or used anything with Intel's new tablet/cell processors]. Apple products may or may not be more advanced overall [everyone has their own opinions], but so far they still use available tech, plus Apple was one of the 1st to jump on the AVC bandwagon.

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#10: "Will you get over the fact that it needs itunes ??
iTunes contains a COMPONENT that is used to communicate with the phone. It is this COMPONENT that is required, not ITUNES"
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There's at least a couple of ways to look at it I think... If you don't like using iTunes that's one thing, & many of these sorts of apps sell in part because they allow users to avoid using its GUI etc. If you don't like what iTunes does to Windows, and it does IMHO have quite an impact, then having iTunes installed is having iTunes installed. It makes no difference in that respect whether you start the app or not.

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#11: "Honestly, with limited storage options on my iPad and so many available cloud services I find myself transferring less data to my iPad and just making it available on the cloud."

That works very well with images & music & such, but has several problems when it comes to video. If you have data caps, because of their size, video files can quickly use them up. For many people uploading larger files [to the cloud] is a very time consuming hassle -- most ISPs I think allocate the majority of their bandwidth to or for downloads, so uploading speeds usually [barely] crawl. And no matter what your personal feelings are concerning digital rights, uploading & having video hosted on-line I think is going to invite a bit of extra scrutiny, if the service allows it in the 1st place.

Considering Aiseesoft's product lineup, I'd hazard a guess that getting video on & off your device was the primary intent of developing iPhone Transfer, but once you can transfer video, adding the capability to move any other sort of data back & forth is somewhat trivial, so why not have it?

mike  –  10 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+11)

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Thanks for this nice freebie..... I always struggle with itunes when it comes to importing videos from my PC to my ipad.

apple won't let us simply drag & drop files from PC to ipad..... they insist on compelling us to use itunes but it's so damn hard and complicated to use.

This offering from GOTD is is just what I needed.

Wally  –  10 years ago  –  Ritieni questo commento utile? sì | no (+6)

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