This might belong in the iPad section, but it involves both, as far as I can tell.
I spent yesterday at a private showing of the Blue Angels prior to their show, and I took quite a few videos on my iPhone 6.
Got back to the hotel room and watched the videos on the iPhone. They were fabulous! So I uploaded them all (via AirDrop) to my iPad, preparatory to posting them on *********.
I looked at my iPhone to make sure that I had sent them all to the iPad, and there are about 15 .mov files dated yesterday with a size of 4KB each.
Ran upstairs to check the iPad, and they all appear to be there, but they are all chopped up to between 1 second and 18 seconds.
Not a huge deal. At least they are still there, in whatever increments, and I can certainly edit them together, but I don't understand what happened!
How does iPhone basically delete a file when I AirDrop it? And how does iPad chop those files up?
I spent yesterday at a private showing of the Blue Angels prior to their show, and I took quite a few videos on my iPhone 6.
Got back to the hotel room and watched the videos on the iPhone. They were fabulous! So I uploaded them all (via AirDrop) to my iPad, preparatory to posting them on *********.
I looked at my iPhone to make sure that I had sent them all to the iPad, and there are about 15 .mov files dated yesterday with a size of 4KB each.
Ran upstairs to check the iPad, and they all appear to be there, but they are all chopped up to between 1 second and 18 seconds.
Not a huge deal. At least they are still there, in whatever increments, and I can certainly edit them together, but I don't understand what happened!
How does iPhone basically delete a file when I AirDrop it? And how does iPad chop those files up?
