They can be converted using a program such as Daniusoft Video Converter so they can be viewed on an iPad, but would that be a breach of the conditions or copyright or something?
Reply from Richard Rost:
My lessons are sold on a PER USER basis, so I don't mind if someone converts my videos for their OWN USE on an iPad... as long as they're not shared.
I have software to convert the videos to iPad format as well, but it takes several HOURS to convert a course over, and I have HUNDREDS of videos I would have to convert. So far, I've only had a VERY small number of people ask about it, so it hasn't been a priority.
Again, I think that it's really a mistake for Apple not to allow Flash videos to play on the iPad... and I've got Flash versions of all of my videos available in the Theater.
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