workout blender installled but I can't drag my videos in

[werkout kween]

Hi,

I just installed the Workout Blender on my MacBook but when I open iTunes where I had purchased some downloads, they won't drag into the Workout Blender as demo'd.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks,

Pat

[SNM Videos]

You should drag your videos from the folder where they are stored on your computer, not from iTunes. Lest us know if this solves your issue?

[werkout kween]

Ok. I got one from my downloads file. It's been importing now for an hour and still not done. Is that normal?

[SNM Videos]

No, it should only take ten seconds or so to import a video. You would have to tell us more about your system for us to help you though. PC or MAC?, operating system etc...

[werkout kween]

it's a MacBook OS10 5.8

[JennyBear]

Yes several people with iMac OS 10.5.8 have same problem. its been there since the first version... still waiting for a fix... I had it working after fiddling for quite a while but it broke again when I downloaded the newest verison.

[werkout kween]

Good to know. Thanks!

Buying these downloads has been nothing but a bust for me. I can't even run them on my 9 yr. old non-HD tv from my iPhone after buying AV cables for it.

I would have been better off buying the dvd's...

[SNM Videos]

Why can't you play them on your TV?

[werkout kween]

I bought composite AV cables which is exactly the number of ports on my tv.

I only get audio and no video.

I don't know why it doesn't work but I'm frustrated with all of this.

[SNM Videos]

Our Downloads will play on any TV. My guess is you didn't buy the right cable, but Curtis will be in on Monday and he can help you further. Did you buy your cable directly from Apple?

Here is some information that may help you from our website in the meantime.

To watch your iPod/iPhone content on your television, you will have to purchase an option AV cable directly from Apple, the Apple Store or your local electronics retailer that carries genuine Apple products. This cable can vary depending on your model of iPod/iPhone, and it is important to purchase the correct one. You also must know if your television has component (preferable) or composite video input available before buying the cable. Make sure that if you have an iPod touch, iPhone, or newer nano or classic that you purchase a genuine Apple cable, because they contain a chip which enables video playback through the cable. If you use a third party cable, the video will not work. Here are links to Apple’s website for the different types of cables:

Apple Component AV Cable

http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB...co=MTA4MjE1NTU

Works with all iPhones and video capable iPods, including classics, nanos, and touches

Apple Composite AV Cable

http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB...co=MTA4MjUwMzk

Works with all iPhones and video-capable iPods, including classics, nanos, and touches.

Once you have the correct cable in your possession, connect one end into your iPod/iPhone’s plug and the other into your television (match the colors of the cable plugs to the corresponding colors on the audio and video inputs on your TV).