Cant download mp4 to iphone

Loading page content. User profile for user: Gerald Edgar Gerald Edgar. Mar 6, PM in response to nobbyal In response to nobbyal Once the video is in iTunes, there is a menu choice to convert to iPhone-compatible format. This should always work. Third-party converters may sometimes work, but as you found may stop working when the firmware changes.

Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. Did I answer your question? View solution in original post. If you are favoriting an mp4 file on your iOS device to download it, you will have to make sure that you have sufficient space on your device for the file. You will see the amount of space left on your phone under "Available". Same problem. Plenty of space available. Same export settings. One set of. I've tried deleting the original file, confirming export settings, re-exporting.

I've sent the sets with the identical export settings to two different people and they've had the exact same result when attempting to download. Seems like the two sets were encoded different after being synced Dropbox. If you could provide a list of possible reasons why this would occur and solutions that we could attempt that would be great.

Or, if it's native to the app, an in dialog solution would be cool. Just a thought. It is acknowledged that iPhone supports MP4 video format, but why do sometimes people come across the puzzling problem that they cannot open MP4 files on iPhone successfully? It cannot normally run on your iPhone if the MP4 file is not compressed in such a supported way. In order to solve such issues simply and practically, an MP4 to iPhone converter could be your tool at hand to convert MP4 to iPhone compatible format.

In the next tutorial, you will obtain a detailed introduction to MP4 to iPhone conversion. First of all, enter the converter section by clicking the "Converter" icon in the primary window. Then, you have two choices to make an MP4 video addition:. Click the big rectangle icon on the right side; it will slide out the output format list. Head to "Select Device", then access the "Apple" icon to choose your iPhone model. Connect your iPhone to your computer. Use the USB cable that came with your iPhone.

If iTunes is not open or doesn't open automatically when you connect your device, open it. Click on Library. It's in the top-center of the iTunes window. Click on the drop-down menu. It's in the upper-left corner of the screen, above the gray pane, and probably reads "Music.

Click on Movies. It's near the top of the drop-down menu. Click on Home Videos. It's on top-left side of the screen under "Library. Click on your MP4 file. It will appear in the right pane of the window. You may need to scroll down to find your video. Copy the link of the Google Drive shared video and activate this Google Drive Downloader shortcut which will automatically prompt you to the next action.

Confirm the action and choose to save the video to either Camera Roll or Files. All Rights Reserved. Part 1.