>> I have videos on my iPad. How do I get the videos off? Windows explorer doesn't seem to see my videos folder and o create a test folder in iPad photos that has videos but windows explorer can't see them? And effing clue as to what to do?
>> KLM
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> David Smith replied:
> See? It would be lovely to be able to get at that filesystem, wouldn't it?
Apple has simply, efficient easy-to-use methods to do exactly this (e.g., AirDrop).
Without the user needing to see a categorical listing of the contents of the file system.
The lack appears to be software on the Windows side.
My brief web browsing finds these references:
<http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/27/technology/personaltech/airdrop-alternatives-for-windows-and-android.html>
<http://www.techisky.com/software/airdrop-for-windows.html>
<http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/filedrop-allows-airdrop-like-file-sharing-between-windows-mac/>
Apparently there are now clients that know how to to Wifi Direct (peer-to-peer Wifi) under Windows.
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