Is there a list of cams H.264/SD

Jim Cancil · May 21st, 2010, 08:59 AM

I have a bunch of pocket cams and none are useable with the iPad. My 7D is a no-go because the Camera Connection Kit will only use a SD card .. and you cannot connect a card reader because it takes too much power..

http://wetstuff.com/ideas/cams.jpg

The Pentax and Canon G9 at the top of the pile work fine. The cams that have internal memory have the same problem as a card reader even tho' they are internally powered. Some of the others will import but it comes aboard as a MOV file and that is not readable. The good news; a 22 minute, 720 HD video imports in about 70 seconds. Also, the iPad makes a great preview medium, easier/faster than my MBP and about 1/4 the weight.

Jim

Eric Manacsa · March 30th, 2011, 11:50 AM

Do you have further information about this? I'm looking for a video camera that can create files that will play on the iPad without conversion.

Thanks.

Bud Bolf · April 14th, 2011, 02:29 PM

Hi Jim and Eric,
You may want to check out this Link that discusses iPad Video Formats.
Almost any way you slice it you will probably need to do some sort of File Conversion.

The Complete Guide to iPad Video Formats | iPadinTouch

I have a Panasonic HDC - TM700 HD Camcorder (now is the 900 Version - link below) that will shoot at various bit-rates and file sizes...but.. the AVCHD Files would then need to be converted for the iPad.

http://panasonic.net/avc/camcorder/hd/900_800_series/

Good Luck,
Bud B

Robert Young · April 14th, 2011, 06:55 PM

I do finished programming destined for iPad & iPhone via streaming web as well as direct file transfer via iTunes.
In all cases, my edited/original footage must be transcoded to the appropriate format, frame size, and data rate in order for it to be playable on these devices.
There may be a camera somewhere that just happens to record a format that meets these parameters, but I am doubtful :(

May 21st, 2010, 08:59 AM	#1
Jim Cancil Regular Crew Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Salisbury Maryland Posts: 161	Is there a list of cams H.264/SD - for the iPad. I have a bunch of pocket cams and none are useable with the iPad. My 7D is a no-go because the Camera Connection Kit will only use a SD card .. and you cannot connect a card reader because it takes too much power.. http://wetstuff.com/ideas/cams.jpg The Pentax and Canon G9 at the top of the pile work fine. The cams that have internal memory have the same problem as a card reader even tho' they are internally powered. Some of the others will import but it comes aboard as a MOV file and that is not readable. The good news; a 22 minute, 720 HD video imports in about 70 seconds. Also, the iPad makes a great preview medium, easier/faster than my MBP and about 1/4 the weight. Jim Last edited by Jim Cancil; May 21st, 2010 at 09:00 AM. Reason: spelling

March 30th, 2011, 11:50 AM	#2
Eric Manacsa Regular Crew Join Date: May 2007 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 36	Re: Is there a list of cams H.264/SD - for the iPad. Do you have further information about this? I'm looking for a video camera that can create files that will play on the iPad without conversion. Thanks. __________________ 3 Canon Cameras and Sony Vegas

April 14th, 2011, 02:29 PM	#3
Bud Bolf New Boot Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Rochester NY Posts: 5	Re: Is there a list of cams H.264/SD - for the iPad. Hi Jim and Eric, You may want to check out this Link that discusses iPad Video Formats. Almost any way you slice it you will probably need to do some sort of File Conversion. The Complete Guide to iPad Video Formats \| iPadinTouch I have a Panasonic HDC - TM700 HD Camcorder (now is the 900 Version - link below) that will shoot at various bit-rates and file sizes...but.. the AVCHD Files would then need to be converted for the iPad. http://panasonic.net/avc/camcorder/hd/900_800_series/ Good Luck, Bud B

April 14th, 2011, 06:55 PM	#4
Robert Young Trustee Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Coronado Island Posts: 1,472	Re: Is there a list of cams H.264/SD - for the iPad. I do finished programming destined for iPad & iPhone via streaming web as well as direct file transfer via iTunes. In all cases, my edited/original footage must be transcoded to the appropriate format, frame size, and data rate in order for it to be playable on these devices. There may be a camera somewhere that just happens to record a format that meets these parameters, but I am doubtful :( __________________ Bob