Can i connect flash drive in ipad

[shibbu sharma]

Naderhany thank u for ur sugestion

Can u send me a link of ifile bcaz in app store i see a lot of ifile

 

[Mickey330]

Naderhany thank u for ur sugestion

Can u send me a link of ifile bcaz in app store i see a lot of ifile

You won't find the tweak mentioned (iFile) in the AppStore. It can only be downloaded from Cydia (which is the jail breaker's "AppStore"). If you are jailbroken, just do a search in Cydia for the tweak (it'll be the only one).

If you are not jail broken, you cannot download or use iFile.

Marilyn

 

[rollerd]

I just bought a Kingston Mobilelite for the same use as you are looking for. It has it's own wifi that connects to the iPad and you can use USB drives or sd cards. I have a 1.5 tb drive connected to it and watch movies or copy movies over.

 

[giradman]

I just bought a Kingston Mobilelite for the same use as you are looking for. It has it's own wifi that connects to the iPad and you can use USB drives or sd cards. I have a 1.5 tb drive connected to it and watch movies or copy movies over.

Hi Rollerd - so far the thread has concentrated on physically connected devices (such as a USB drive) to the iPad which will not resolve the issue asked by the OP, i.e. viewing movies from a drive hooked to the CCK; BUT, you now bring up 'wireless' options via Wi-Fi - these 'newer' offerings are emerging permitting streaming and/or DL of data including movies to the iPad. I was just reviewing the Kingston Mobilelite on Amazon - might consider a purchase?

In addition, the Apotop Wi-Reader has been on my wish list for a while (there are several threads on this interesting device in the forum) - SO, if you want to consider how to get around the direct connect problem to the iPad, then think 'wireless' (including the Cloud) - hopefully others will 'chime in' w/ their more recent experience using these Wi-Fi products. Dave