To reverse a clip in iMovie select the clip to be reversed, open the Inspector, in the Speed section click the Convert Clip button, and once the clip is converted tick the Reverse box.
Go to Clip settings then click 'Convert Entire Clip' if necessary. Then check reverse.
Almost all video editing software can reverse a clip. If it does not it is not worth having.
To adjust the speed of a clip in iMovie hover the mouse over the clip that you have added to the project and a small blue button with a down arrow will appear in the corner of the clip's thumbnail. Click on the down arrow and select Clip Adjustments from the choices offered. In the panel that opens you have buttons to choose between Clip, Video and Audio. Click the Clip button and in the middle is a speed adjustment/reverse option. It may ask you to convert the video before allowing you to adjust the clip.
Reel director,iMovie,and iMovie extras but you need wifi for the iMovie extras.
Double click the clip.
iMovie is part of the iLife suite by Apple. All macs come with iLife. You may purchase upgrades if your version becomes obsolete. However there is no iMovie for windows and the program is not free.
If you download iMovie 11 on the computer, there is no cost, but there is a mobile app which costs $4.99.
It's called iMovie
I doubt it, iMovie is software only seen on Apple devices, and Android is owned by Google, who has no affiliation with Apple.
When you download the latest version of iMovie to your Mac, it comes with previous versions. There is no possible way to update it. It is possible to get the latest iMovie in the iLife package or available for Purchase on the Mac App Store. Hope this helps.. :)
Purchase the iMovie app and upload the movie to YouTube.
Click File and then Optimize Video
First drag the movie you want to do the commenty for into iMovie. Then record yourself speaking in another application on your mac, (watch the clip your speaking over while you speak over it so you know what your saying) then drag that voice clip over the top of the clip which you've placed in iMovie.