The file name reflects the time when it was created but not the file name it was given in Voice Memos. Using the standard operating system means, rename the file so it will be easy for you to find it in the file manager later on.
You can also move it to a special folder created for the audio files of a virtual museum or tour. Select the entry with the audio file you want to transfer to the computer, and, in the newly opened panel, tap the Share icon 1. A new message window will open, containing the selected audio file as an attachment.
This can be the same e-mail address if you use the same address on both the computer and the smartphone. Or it can be a different e-mail address. Make sure the message can be opened on the computer and the attached file can be saved.
After you open the e-mail message on your computer, save the attached audio file in the prepared folder.
The iMessage service works only on Apple devices. To send an audio file using the iMessage service, tap on the entry containing its name, and, in the newly opened panel, select the Share icon 1.
We have sent you a confirmation email. Please click the link in that email to complete your free subscription. In addition to the ways to download described in this article, you can access video, audio, and music from the following: Circled above is the menu to click for options related to a conference session. Jon C Fitt on August 21, at pm. LDS on August 21, at pm.
When You Save a Girl video Post by mprusse » Fri Sep 04, am That video appears to have come from a worldwide leadership conference. There are videos available for each of those conferences. Where to find video Post by mprusse » Fri Sep 04, am I didn't read enough on that page. I tried to look in my Temporary Internet Files directory and I found a file with a ".
I tried changing the extension to. As for the DVD, I'm not able to find it on ldscatalog. We need this within a few weeks, so the DVD might work out just fine.
Thanks again, -James. You should be able to download conference talks with their videos through Gospel Library. The video comes with the talk and you can choose to download it. I've done that previously for a teacher technology demonstration. I'll try to remember to come back and post additional information. There are a few things I don't have with me right now. Tap the icon at the top right.
This will bring the video pane into view. You can then make it taller so you can see the video. Then you should see a download icon in the lower-right corner: uchtdorf. So when using a iphone and you download a conference talk.
You just go back to LDS library and click on the talk you downloaded and it plays without streaming. It does not load on your itunes or anything, just access the downloaded data in the Library as usual. All I know is that my study was more rewarding and spiritually focused in the last version. I look forward to an improvement in the next version. That or let those who want revert back to the old way or at least have that option. I fixed the search results. When you type a search keyword, the results that pop up are as I stated: hymns, topical guide, and dictionary.
However, if you tap on return, the true search completes. This pop up info is what has been introduced with this version. Changing app behavior like this is incredibly confusing. I find this change in search behavior more complicated and less intuitive than before because the new contextual shortcuts appear to be search results. I have come to rely on the power of this app to find all references to a keyword in every downloaded document on my device.
Now search only shows results for hymns, topical guide, and bible dictionary, or it shows results for articles not downloaded yet, but it shows NO RESULTS for scriptures.
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