Thread: Why is the iPad so restrictive?
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Old 07-13-2012, 03:41 AM   #2
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You say that the apps "claim to play various video formats", but do those "various formats" include the specific video and audio codecs that your files are using?

Simple answer: it's the app. There's no reason an iPad can't play an AVI file, but the app developer has to include the right codec support. iPad video is generally MPEG4/H264, rather than AVI.
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