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All iPads Edit Remote Video Files
Oct 19, 2016
I just took delivery of a iPad Air and would like to find a way to edit videos on a remote drive (Synology) without copying each and every source file to my device. Is there a way to do this? I've used Final Cut Pro on Mac and was hoping for a similar ability to use referenced files...
Astonish_IT
macrumors regular
Sep 1, 2017
Hello, more experienced users would give you a better informative answer but as far as I know, it is a limitation of iOS and you have to download the source files to your iPad to edit them. I hope that I am wrong and this works out for you though!
AutomaticApple
macrumors 603
Nov 28, 2018 5,188 2,095
Yes, it is a limitation of iOS.I just took delivery of a iPad Air and would like to find a way to edit videos on a remote drive (Synology) without copying each and every source file to my device. Is there a way to do this? I've used Final Cut Pro on Mac and was hoping for a similar ability to use referenced files...
sparksd
macrumors 601
Jun 7, 2015 4,031 2,716
I don't think that's true. Using FileBrowser, I can open and edit files on my laptop without having to make local copies. I think it's more a limitation of the editing apps.Yes, it is a limitation of iOS.
toxotis700
macrumors newbie
Nov 23, 2020
No you can’t...at this moment.
It’s mainly a limitation of lightning speed and maybe usb c.
LumaFusion chief manager said that they cannot make external disk run so fast as they would like.
It’s mainly a limitation of lightning speed and maybe usb c.
LumaFusion chief manager said that they cannot make external disk run so fast as they would like.
sparksd
macrumors 601
Jun 7, 2015 4,031 2,716
A fast SSD over USB-C should be fine but there is a lot of slow storage out there and Lightning would be painful at best. But nothing will beat the speed of local memory. There are definite practical limitations but I don't think there is a limitation in iOS precluding it.No you can’t...at this moment.
It’s mainly a limitation of lightning speed and maybe usb c.
LumaFusion chief manager said that they cannot make external disk run so fast as they would like.
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