IOS API to use to create app intro in a Flash way - objective-c

I need to create an intro for IOS app, I want to create transition between images like Macos X screensaver themes (beach, forest...) with music, and text appearing and fading. I don't know exactly which IOS API/framework is the most suitable to use to achieve this. I will appreciate suggestions or links to tutorials.
Many thanks

These links might give you some inspiration on at least how to get started:
iphone fading of images
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4M0BkJwLT0

How about UIImageView and UILabel, with block animation?

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Can watch from watchkit run videos?

Is there any way to run videos on Apple watch using Watchkit within my app? I tried finding any video player, but there was nothing. Thanks!
No - there's currently no way to run video on Apple Watch using Watchkit.
Depending on your desired outcome, you may be interested in the Animation capabilities of WatchKit. By adding a series of images into your Watch App bundle, WatchKit allows you to cycle through them at up to 120 fps or slower when fetching images from iPhone.
You could accomplish some pretty amazing results by animating images, although bare in mind image resources need to be kept to a minimum.
I suggest this tutorial on WatchKit Animation
and this Swift framework for rendering UIViews as image sequences in WatchKit.

How to style an RSS feed similar to YouTube?

Hey everyone,
I'm looking to display multiple items in view of an iOS app. Typically I would use UITableView to accomplish this but now I'm looking for something a little fancier. The appearance that I hope to replicate is that of YouTube on iOS systems. A picture of this [youtube] is attached. I am particularly interested in how each video entry is styled. The box around the entry, the background. My guess as to how YouTube does this is through multiple UIViews or stylish UITableViewCell. Any class or framework recommendation would be of great assistance. I have spent hours searching google and stackoverflow to no avail.
Thanks in advance
To mimic the style of the YouTube app, I just subclassed UITableViewController with an initialized style of UITableViewStyleGrouped.

Display Graph in Titanium iOS

In my app, i need to display the status of the feedback by a Graph(chart) view.
Is webview is need?
I tried RGraph framework, which is showing errors for me, how to use this framework?
Are they're anyother ways their to achieve this?
Thanks in Advance!
Yes, this library utilizes a canvas, which you'll need a webview to display on. Some possibly helpful reading material on displaying charts:
Display Charts with Titanium

ipad image swiper like iTune's horizontal library

I need to make an ipad app which includes an image swiper but not a regular one. I need it to be like itunes library swiper when the device rotation is horizontal. is there any way to do it with objective c or should i do it with html and javascript?
thanks.
I have some experience in using iCarousel by Nick Lockwood. It is very easy to use with several build in effects and also not so hard to modify.
Do you mean coverflow?
You could use this library on CocoaControls called TapKu
There are also a few others here
You can check this HTML+JavaScript implementation http://idangero.us/sliders/swiper/plugins/3dflow.php

Add a video into splash screen or in the first view of the app (IOS xcode 4.0)

I'm a beginner in IOS but I need to show a video when the app is launching.
Please Can you help me?
If is impossible to implement a video on a splash view, there are any idea to create that?
Thanks.
If I have an orthographic mistake, sorry I come from Spain. ;D
The "splash" screen can only be an image to be used as a placeholder until your app is able to start up. Even if you found a way to get a video to play, which I don't think is possible, it is against Apple's HIG for how the startup screen is supposed to be used.
It would be possible to load your video in its own view immediately after the splash screen. You would need to check for a first time run to determine whether to show it, unless you plan to show it each and every time. Hope this helps.
Apple Human Interface Guide