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26 gru 2015 · Try going to the Purchased screen in iTunes (click Purchased along right side of main iTunes Store screen). On the Purchased screen for movies, at the bottom right corner of window, there is a checkbox for Download HD When Available. Uncheck it, and find the movies.
- Can't transfer iTunes Downloaded Trailers… - Apple Community
I downloaded the Simpsons movie and Stranger Than Fiction...
- Can't transfer iTunes Downloaded Trailers… - Apple Community
22 lis 2006 · I downloaded the Simpsons movie and Stranger Than Fiction trailers from iTunes, so they're in the iTunes folder (and also MV4 files), but when I try to drag them to iTunes itself...nothing happens, it doesn't add them.
28 maj 2024 · Use iTunes to sync your iPhone, iPad, or iPod with your computer. On macOS Mojave or earlier or a Windows PC, you can use iTunes to sync music, movies, and more. Before you use iTunes to sync content to your iOS or iPadOS device, consider cloud-based options to sync.
31 sty 2023 · Get an app from the App Store that downloads free movies. Then when you are happy connect your iPod to iTunes and transfer the movie onto your computer. Save on to iTunes and sync!
If you’re able to add the videos to iTunes but can’t get them to sync onto an iPod, in your iTunes library select the video you want, then at the toolbar at the top go to file > convert > create iPod or iPhone version. iTunes will then convert the video and make a copy in your library that has the correct format which will allow it to sync ...
19 cze 2008 · I have been using an ipod mini for ages, just gave it to my daughter and bought a 80gb ipod classic. When I set up sync movies, does it copy every movie from my movie folder to my ipod? It doesn't seem to work even I set it up properly. Can I copy movie manually?
You have to use iTunes. Go to purchases and turn off HD, then download the ones you want. If you don’t have access to Windows or an older macOS, then you are basically out of luck because the TV app doesn’t have the “purchased” section like old iTunes did (as far as I have been able to find)
