Unlike other hardware, importing videos to iPad2 requires the use of iTunes. Generally speaking, iTunes will automatically scan. If you need to add it manually, click the "File" menu at the top of iTunes, select "Add Files to Library", then find and select the iPad2 movie file you just converted to add it to iTunes.

However, due to Apple's strictness on importing videos, other methods need to be used to import 1080P full HD videos. The key is to allow these videos to bypass iTunes authentication. The simplest way is to use a set of third-party software called DiskAid and FileAid. The former is a computer transfer tool and the latter is a terminal file manager. Both software are free, and FileAid can be downloaded and installed directly from the App Store for free.

After the installation is completed, connect the iPad to the computer with a data cable, start DiskAid, and select the "Copy to Device" button. The software will pop up a file selection box. Select the video to be uploaded and then automatically upload it to Inside the folder created by FileAid on the iPad.

Run FileAid on the iPad, select the DiskAid option, enter the Start Here folder to see the uploaded video file, as long as the video The encoding format is correct, and you can call the video player to play it after clicking it.