Imovie HD is close to imovie
Imovie HD usually comes with the purchase of any mac computer. You can click on the thing that looks like a magnifying glass in the right corner of the screen and search "Imovie HD"
In Imovie HD, you can get the "squeaky voice" by going into audio fx, selecting pitch changer, and changing the slider around "chipmunk". However, if you have the Imovie '08/'09, the only thing you can do is speed up the video.
Apple's iMovie software has supported HD content since 2005.Here is a list of iMovie software that is compatible with HD recordings and videos (as of January 2010):iMovie HDiMovie HD 6iMovie '08iMovie '09Any iMovie made before iMovie HD will not read and work with HD recordings and videos.
There is no place where you can get iMovie HD 6 effects for free.
Imovie HD usually comes with mac computers. If not, you can try searching for it in the right upper hand corner where there is a magnifying glass. Click on it, and search for "imovie HD". If there is no Imovie HD, you may want to try to download it from other websites, since Apple removed the download for Imovie off their website.
Sadly, you can no longer download iMovie HD 6. It used to be available to users of iMovie '08 (because the crowd that did use '08 was largely disappointed at how hard it was to use it) so they can download HD 6 to work with.Apple has now removed it for download from their website (largely due to the release of iMovie '09). Downloading of iMovie HD 6 at all anymore for free from any website is now considered illegal, and you must pay for the software.
yes, there is an import feature in iMovie 08.
iMovie is an Apple product and you can get more information on it from Apple Support at apple dot com slash support slash imovie. You can also download the iMovie HD 6 Getting Started Manual in PDF there,
there is but you have to pay
Yes, You can just on the Kindle Fire it is not called ''iMovie'' it is called "iMovie '11 101" It is eather '11 or '101. Your Welcome.
Sorry dude, I don't think you can. The only thing close to the fire effect is the lightning effect, which is called electricity.