Apr 15,2019 • Filed to: Edit Video for Device • Proven solutions
Why Edit and Convert Canon Video for iPad?
Nowadays, more and more people like recording Cannon videos. At the same time, various problems about editing Canon video and playing Canon video on iPad (iPad 2 included) are emerging. Every iPad user enjoys watching movies everywhere, but iPad only supports the following video formats:
Many people are curious about how to save and watch their Canon video files on iPad. Actually it could be very easy with Filmora Video Editor;which can help you edit and convert Canon videos to iPad.
How to Edit, Convert and Save Canon Video to iPad?
This 3-step guide will show you how to edit and save Canon video to iPad, so that you can watch and enjoy your recording Canon videos on your 9.7-inch display iPad. Free Download and install Aimersoft Video Express and install it:
Step 1. Load your Canon Video to Video Editor
Add Canon Video to iPad Video Editor directly, you also can learn how to import and transfer canon video to your local computer
Step 2. Edit Canon video
a. Split Video
With "Split" function you can easily split one canon video to several video clips.
b. Merge Video
With "Merge" function of iPad Video Editor, you can combine several canon video clips to a large one. You just need to drag the video to one you want to merge.
c. Adjust Canon Video Effect
Double click the video on timeline, or click the edit button, you will see the Edit interface, iPad Video Editor allows you to adjust or add effects to your canon video and audio.
d. Add Transition Effect
Click the transition button, we offer you more than 40 transition effects to set the video transition effect.
Step 3. Convert and Save Edited Videos for iPad
After finished editing Canon Video, now you can export the video to iPad format, and transfer video to iPad via iTunes. You can enjoy and share your Canon video on your iPod now!
Note: You can also Edit and transfer the Canon video to iPod, iPhone, PSP, etc. and upload Canon Video to YouTube or burn Canon video to DVD for collection.
Elliot Carter
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