Here’s how to use it to create quick videos of your live sketches:Ģ. Most people may not be aware that QuickTime X that ships with Snow Leopard has a built-in screen recording feature, which works great with Air Sketch. Here’s a quick tutorial on how to record your live sketches using Air Sketch on your iPad and QuickTime Player on the Mac. You can now make videos right on your iPad! *** As Rysz indicated, in addition to the built-in iOS player software there are many third-party media options available depending on your specific needs and requirements.*** Update: Download our brand new App, Vittle, which turns your iPad into a Recordable Whiteboard.

On the other hand, the basic QL iOS-level player only has pause/play and image-based scrubbing controls as seen below:Īs to alternative player software, I use apps like 'Air Video HD', 'Plex', and 'VLC' for local and internet playback of my iTunes library files via server software. I.e., this player includes controls for 'scrubbing' the timeline, switching between 'fit within' and 'fill' screen viewing options, volume, play or pause control, fast forward and fast reverse playback or skipping, PiP, and TV playback.

You can use iTunes to sync external videos directly to the 'Library' tab of the 'TV' app for viewing in the app's built-in QT player as seen in the example images below:Īs you can see, this is a 'full-featured' video player as opposed to the QL based player included in iOS 11 for video 'preview' viewing in the 'Photos' and 'iCloud > Folder' or 'iCloud > Folder > QuickTime' iPad storage areas. To expand on what Rysz stated, a QT player comes pre-installed in the form of the 'TV' app automatically included in the iOS installation package. How do I install Quick Time Player on my iPad?

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