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Tap ‘+' Create Project. Tap on the ‘Movie' option. Then select your video and tap on the ‘Create Movie' then tap the ‘Movie' option. After that select, your video and tap ‘Create Movie' option. After that edit your video.
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- This section explains how to open iMovie, create a new project, or open a previously created project. Opening iMovie 1. Enter your UniqueID and Password to log into the Macintosh. To open iMovie on the computers in the LTC computer lab, follow these steps: 2 iMovie Quick Guide: Learning Technologies Center 2.
- Simply scroll the timeline with your finger so that the playhead is positioned exactly where you want to cut. Then, swipe your finger down over the playhead to cut the clip. You will see the cut represented by a square black icon with a vertical line. You can tap on this to change it to.
2. To free up space on the Mac Mini hard drive, I moved a lot of data from the hard drive to the external drive. This mostly included music and movies.
Doesn't work like this - due to that iMovie has no - 'Go out and look for lost material' - function (called Reconnect Media in FinalCut)
Moving Event's and Project's
Connection - Either connect one Mac in Target mode to the other via FireWire. Or use an external hard disk !
(Target-Mode - Start one Mac e.g. laptop - BUT keep T-key down during full up-start - Now a FW-symbol is jumping around the screen and it will work as an external hard disk when connected to the other Mac)
FIRST - The External Hard Disk - MUST BE - Mac OS Extended (hfs) formatted to work for Video. UNIX/DOS/FAT32/Mac OS Exchange works for most other things but not for Video whatever program is used (iMovie or FinalCut)
SECONDLY - Should be a FireWire one as USB/USB2 performs badly to me and especially when filling up
THIRDLY - Do never Move or Alter any folder named (or very close to this - and there can be more than two)
iMovie Event's - or -
iMovie Project's
on DeskTop/Finder - as this will result in iMovie losing connections to them and repair can be anything from hard to impossibly
FOURTH - Moving and Copying must be done within iMovie application and Events to Events - and - Project's to Project's.
FIFTH - Moving Project's to Event's - Do not work for me - I have to export project as a QuickTime movie then Import this into Events.
Event's window can show two faces (in iMovie'08 v.7.0.x to '11 v.9.0.x)
(how this looks in iMovie'13 v. 10.0.x - I don't know)
Like this
or like this
from one hard disk Event - You can move it to the other hard disk
You can not (at least not me) move Event to Project or other way around only
Event to Event or Project to Project
Yours Bengt W
Jul 21, 2014 10:26 PM
iMovie Tutorial for Beginner – iMovie is a video editing software application provided by Apple.inc for Mac and iOS. The software is free with all new Mac computers since 2003. And this article is iMovie Tutorial which suitable for Beginners starting a new video project.
iMovie imports video transcription using the FireWire interface on the computer's USB port or on MiniDV format digital video cameras. That video editor also available to import video and photo files from a hard drive. We can edit some photos and video clips with adding titles, themes, music, and effects, including basic color correction and video enhancement tools and transitions such as fades and slides.
Introduction to Basic
Editing in iMovie
This is a tutorial that introduce some of the basic editing skills in iMovie.
1. Starting a New Project
At the first of all, to start a new project, start on iMovie. We should be presented with a screen that looks like this:
This is the Project List, and it will show us all of the projects that we have made in iMovie. If this is your first time using the program, then we might not see any projects listed in this window.
To create a new project, click on the Create New box, denoted by a large 'plus' sign.
Once we click, a drop down menu will appear. Select the Movie option.
We will then be taken to the Project Interface, where you can begin importing footage and editing our movie.
To name your project, click on the Projects Button in the upper left corner of iMovie. A popup box will appear, allowing us to name the project.
Keep in mind that you can always rename our movie later from the Projects List.
To open your project again, double-click on your project in the Projects List.
Note: we will notice that there is no Save command under the File menu. This is because iMovie is Autosave at the regular intervals and does not require to manually save.
2. The Project Interface
How to download wow. The first section in the top left third of iMovie is called the Event Library
The Event Library workspace grants us access to all imported footage, functioning essentially like a media browser, and dividing our imported movies into folders called Events.
The next section is the bottom half of the interface and is called the Project workspace or Timeline.
The Project workspace is where you can access and build your movie from the files you selected from the Event Libraryworkspace.
The section in the top right corner is called the Viewer. How good is the new call of duty.
This Viewer window is where your footage will play as you edit and watch the clips in our Project workspace. We will also be able to make many different clip adjustments in this section of the interface by clicking the adjustment icons at the top of the Viewer.
3. Importing Files from Your Computer
To import video files from our computer, go to the top of the iMovie window and click the Import button, which is a downward pointing arrow.
When we do, a window will appear that allows us to select the clips we want to import. Use the menu on the left to navigate to our media either on the computer, external drive, or camera, that we wish to import.
At the top of the Import Window, we will also see a menu titled Import to: where we can select which Event we would like the clips to import to.
Click on that drop-down menu, and select an existing Event, or select New Event to create a new event in which to import the video clips. iMovie will then prompt us to name the New Event.
4. Editing Workflow Between the Event Library and Project
The Event Library workspace and the Project Timeline look similar. The major difference between the two is that we cannot edit in the Event Library workspace. All editing must occur in the Project Timeline. The most we can do in the Event Library is select a certain clip and drag that clip into the Project Timeline.
To do this, click on a video clip in the Event Library workspace that we want to use in our Timeline. This should create a yellow box around the clip that we want to use.
We can then click and drag the video inside the yellow box into our Timeline, and it will add the clip into our Project.
5. Basic Editing in the Timeline
Now that we know how to add clips from our Event Browser to our Timeline, we can start to edit some of our footage.
a. Splitting a Clip
To split a clip into two different clips, move our Playhead (white line that follows our cursor) to the point we want to split, and click on it.
from one hard disk Event - You can move it to the other hard disk
You can not (at least not me) move Event to Project or other way around only
Event to Event or Project to Project
Yours Bengt W
Jul 21, 2014 10:26 PM
iMovie Tutorial for Beginner – iMovie is a video editing software application provided by Apple.inc for Mac and iOS. The software is free with all new Mac computers since 2003. And this article is iMovie Tutorial which suitable for Beginners starting a new video project.
iMovie imports video transcription using the FireWire interface on the computer's USB port or on MiniDV format digital video cameras. That video editor also available to import video and photo files from a hard drive. We can edit some photos and video clips with adding titles, themes, music, and effects, including basic color correction and video enhancement tools and transitions such as fades and slides.
Introduction to Basic
Editing in iMovie
This is a tutorial that introduce some of the basic editing skills in iMovie.
1. Starting a New Project
At the first of all, to start a new project, start on iMovie. We should be presented with a screen that looks like this:
This is the Project List, and it will show us all of the projects that we have made in iMovie. If this is your first time using the program, then we might not see any projects listed in this window.
To create a new project, click on the Create New box, denoted by a large 'plus' sign.
Once we click, a drop down menu will appear. Select the Movie option.
We will then be taken to the Project Interface, where you can begin importing footage and editing our movie.
To name your project, click on the Projects Button in the upper left corner of iMovie. A popup box will appear, allowing us to name the project.
Keep in mind that you can always rename our movie later from the Projects List.
To open your project again, double-click on your project in the Projects List.
Note: we will notice that there is no Save command under the File menu. This is because iMovie is Autosave at the regular intervals and does not require to manually save.
2. The Project Interface
How to download wow. The first section in the top left third of iMovie is called the Event Library
The Event Library workspace grants us access to all imported footage, functioning essentially like a media browser, and dividing our imported movies into folders called Events.
The next section is the bottom half of the interface and is called the Project workspace or Timeline.
The Project workspace is where you can access and build your movie from the files you selected from the Event Libraryworkspace.
The section in the top right corner is called the Viewer. How good is the new call of duty.
This Viewer window is where your footage will play as you edit and watch the clips in our Project workspace. We will also be able to make many different clip adjustments in this section of the interface by clicking the adjustment icons at the top of the Viewer.
3. Importing Files from Your Computer
To import video files from our computer, go to the top of the iMovie window and click the Import button, which is a downward pointing arrow.
When we do, a window will appear that allows us to select the clips we want to import. Use the menu on the left to navigate to our media either on the computer, external drive, or camera, that we wish to import.
At the top of the Import Window, we will also see a menu titled Import to: where we can select which Event we would like the clips to import to.
Click on that drop-down menu, and select an existing Event, or select New Event to create a new event in which to import the video clips. iMovie will then prompt us to name the New Event.
4. Editing Workflow Between the Event Library and Project
The Event Library workspace and the Project Timeline look similar. The major difference between the two is that we cannot edit in the Event Library workspace. All editing must occur in the Project Timeline. The most we can do in the Event Library is select a certain clip and drag that clip into the Project Timeline.
To do this, click on a video clip in the Event Library workspace that we want to use in our Timeline. This should create a yellow box around the clip that we want to use.
We can then click and drag the video inside the yellow box into our Timeline, and it will add the clip into our Project.
5. Basic Editing in the Timeline
Now that we know how to add clips from our Event Browser to our Timeline, we can start to edit some of our footage.
a. Splitting a Clip
To split a clip into two different clips, move our Playhead (white line that follows our cursor) to the point we want to split, and click on it.
Now, go to the top of the screen and select the Modify menu. Scroll down to the middle of the drop-down menu and choose Split Clip.
When we do, our clip will be split into two parts at the point where the Playhead was.
b. Trimming Clips
If you need to trim a clip down because we've added too much of it to our Timeline, there are three ways to do this. The first is by simply dragging the ends of the clips in your Project Timeline workspace.
Start by selecting the clip we wish to trim. we will know it is selected when a yellow border appears around it. Next, move our cursor to the left edge of the clip until our cursor turns into two arrows pointing left and right. When it does, left-click, hold, and drag left or right to either extend or shorten where we clip starts, respectively. When we are satisfied, we can let go of the left-click.
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Then, move our cursor over to the right edge of our clip until the cursor changes to the arrows again. Now, left-click, hold, and drag left or right to extend or shorten where our clip ends. When we are satisfied, we can let go of the left-click.
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Finally, we meet the end of this iMovie Tutorial, Now that you know how to use iMovie, keep editing and you'll be a video editing pro in the future.
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