how to transfer video from pc to iphone

A year ago on a forum I found a great iTunes alternative – WALTR for PC or Mac. It had amazing user reviews – so I was totally sold.
I'm using it to put cartoons and movies on my daughter's iPad. And so far it was a great experience. It usually takes just 2-3 minutes for a high-res movie to upload. And the software is very simple to use: it features a drop zone and you just need to drop your file inside. It also works for iPods and iPhones – personally I use it for iPad more. They have an entire tutorial about this: Copy Videos from PC to iPhone & iPad without iTunes

Once I had the issues with Wi-Fi connection, and the devs quickly got back to me and helped me out.

So if you have troubles with copying video onto iPad or iPhone – i believe WALTR is a solution to try.

Take a look here.

iTunes for Windows: Import music and video already on your computer

I would try this way.

In iTunes, choose File > Add to Library or Add Folder to Library, locate a file or folder, and click Open.

Once you have added it to your iTunes library, you should be able to sync it back to the phone.

A word of CAUTION... If you do not sync with iTunes on a regular basis, this is not a good time to start. A first time sync with iTunes will erase the contents already on the phone.

An alternative way to send the videos to your phone with be with a third party WiFi app. I use this one, but there are others available in the App Store.

http://www.wirelesstransferapp.com/

If you indeed have a PC then try this:

iTunes for Windows: Import music and video already on your computer

For a Mac, try this:

iTunes for Mac: Import music and video already on your computer

Rere5000 wrote:

I was trying to do it in file explorer how do i import it into itunes?

You can't do that. Copy/move only goes in 1 direction, from iPhone to computer. It does not go the other way around. You need iTunes to copy the file back to the phone.

I Didn't realize that you wanted to share the video on social media.

You did what? If you used iTunes, that is the way it works. If you use the third party app, I believe that it should end up in the photos app. Read the documentation for the WiFi transfer app.

How are you trying to transfer the video back to your phone? Did you try importing it into iTunes and then sync it back?

I wish that I could tell that's the reason, but I'm not a Windows user and I know nothing about that.

Itunes doesn't import photos or videos, you import them as shown here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4083.