After many hours of research and hand-wringing, I decided to take the plunge and go back to Windows. It had the latest-generation silicon, and even with 16 gigs of RAM, the whole thing would cost roughly half the price of the MacBook Pro with weaker specs. It could be folded back into a (gigantic) tablet, and it even had a mechanical webcam kill switch for added security. It had a gorgeous 4K screen-and a touchscreen at that! It sported a pair of Thunderbolt-equipped USB-C ports, as well as a standard USB-A, a full-sized HDMI port, and an SD card slot. Most looked like relics made of cheap plastic, but there was one that immediately caught my eye: The 15.6-inch HP Spectre x360. In a bit of a daze, I wandered over to the PC laptops. And for this I was supposed to pay 4,000 bucks? I was shocked. The screen was nice, but that display hadn’t really improved much since my late-2012 model, and it was using processors and graphics cards from nearly a whole year earlier. I hated that it had only USB-C ports, and I imagined myself in dongle hell each time I needed to connect a standard USB-A cord or an HDMI cable. The keyboard was awful-the same “butterfly switch” model that would soon become notorious-and as I tried some online typing tests in the store, the errors piled up. Click on Save to. to select a location on your computer and save the files.So I went to a Best Buy to try the latest and greatest MacBook Pro. Click on File Sharing from the menu of the left Select your iPhone from the top bar in iTunes (don't select it from the menu on the left) Drag the files you want save to a new location on your Mac Roll down Pro Camera from the list of available apps Select Files from the list of content types Select on your iPhone from list of Locations Connect your iPhone to your computer with a USB cable Plugging your iPhone into a computer gives an uninterruptible, fast and reliable connection for you to transfer video.įollow this process to transfer video files: Because Pro Camera provides high bit rate captures, video files can quickly become large and difficult to manage. The most reliable way to transfer videos from the Pro Camera Files store is via Finder or iTunes.

Please note, it does not explain the process for transferring files from the iPhone Photos' Library. This guide explains the process for transferring videos from the internal Pro Camera Files store to a Mac/PC.

How to transfer videos from mac to pc