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Jul 29, 2012 12:20 PM in response to Ideneby Demo,Are you using file sharing? With the iPad connected to the Mac, with iTunes running and the iPad selected under devices ...
Click on the apps tab on the right and scroll down to the list of file sharing apps. Click on iMovie. Drag the files that you want to copy to the iPad into the file sharing window. When you launch iMovie on the iPad, the projects should be available in the list to open on the iPad.
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Jul 29, 2012 1:51 PM in response to Demoby Idene,That is exactly what i'v been doing and i've had no luck. Should I wait a while before opening the iMovie?
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Oct 10, 2012 12:23 PM in response to Ideneby Tumnoonc,I'm having the same problem, because I'm not sure which format iMovie recognizes. It says No Projects Available to Copy from iTunes. I actually added both the "- Mobile.m4v" and ".rcproject" on ipad, and still "No Projects Available to Copy from iTunes"
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Jan 2, 2013 11:48 AM in response to Ideneby Jamesbondgirl,I was on the phone with tech support for hours with this one.
I had made a movie with my iPhone, then transferred it into my iPad, but it would not sync with iMovie, even following the directions directly from iMovie app. "no projects available to copy from itunes" <--sound familiar?
Here is what worked:
Open Tunes, drag and drop your movie into your iTunes LIBRARY from your Pictures file or wherever it resides on your computer.
Then in iTunes, in your Movies Library select your movie, then under FILE, choose Create New Version>Create new iPad version. Let that complete, then drag and drop into your ipad.
You will find your movie in the photos section of iMovies.
Have fun making movies.