iMovie requires Quartz Extreme to render video and effects. Various problems may occur depending on which version of Mac OS X and iMovie is being used on which Mac model.
A common problem is that the number of colours available to Quartz Extreme has been set to some figure less than Millions (often by a game that has not restored the original setting). This can be corrected in the Displays section of System Preferences by changing the settings and then restoring the original settings and then restarting the computer.
iMovie automatically saves changes unless there is something wrong with your computer in which case you should see a professional.
Quartz Extreme is part of Mac OS X that controls the graphics card in the Mac enabling the visual effects used by the system and applications. It ensures that iMovie utilises the graphics card processor for processing video while leaving the main CPU free for other chores.
iMovie is used for personal slide shows, so I cannot tell you how to make an ipod commercial because it is all up to you. Plus, there are different versions of iMovie, such as iMovie 6 HD and iMovie '08, where each version is different from the next in a lot of ways.
No, you cannot put an iMovie on a CD, but you can a DVD if you have the app iDVD. However, if you want to put music on something, then you can do that through iTunes.
Imovie HD is close to imovie
No, there are no apps compatible with iMovie on Android. However, you can make videos with native applications or applications that you can find on the Google Play Store.
There's Windows Live Movie Maker.
No. Do not use iMovie because apple products are a waste of money. There are better, cheaper, or even free open source alternatives.
yes, there is an import feature in iMovie 08.
iMovie can be found in the Applications folder.
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.
That is something you can't do on your iPhone, but if you have a Mac, you can use the iMovie software on the Mac to delete audio. There might be an iMovie app on the app store, but I am not completely sure if you can delete audio from that. The Mac iMovie software on your Mac might not work either to delete your audio but you can always try