Also: (iMovie 10- newest one so far) this happened after I was trying to finalize the movie but it was taking too long and i needed to go so i clicked cancel and then it disappeared. The "all projects" folder in Imovie used to say 13 projects and it only showed 12 (so there was hope that that was my missing project) but now it only says 12 projects and it shows 12 projects. When I go to finder and click "show package contents" for imovie library i can see the folder for the project that disappeared but the folder is empty. Also this weird single frame picture of part of my missing project was found in my trash. i took it out from trash and tried to open it but it was only a picture.
The conversion should not have completely gotten rid of the iMovie project that you originally had. Look through your files to see if you still have the iMovie project that you converted to an iDVD project. If you completely converted it, then there's not much else you can do other than trying to see if you can revert it back to an iMovie project.
Yes it can run fine
To move an iMovie project to another Mac, first, open iMovie and select the project you want to transfer. Go to "File" and choose "Export Project" or "Duplicate Project" to save it as a file on your desktop or an external drive. Once saved, transfer the file to the other Mac using a USB drive, AirDrop, or cloud storage. Finally, open the project in iMovie on the new Mac, and ensure that any associated media files are also transferred for full functionality.
The file name of an iMovie project typically ends with the extension ".imovieproj" for the project file. However, exported movies from iMovie are usually saved as video files with extensions like ".mov" or ".mp4". The specific file name can vary depending on how the user chooses to name the project or the exported video.
To copy an iMovie project from another computer, first locate the project file on that computer, which is typically stored in the "Movies" folder under "iMovie Projects." You can then transfer the project file to your own computer using a USB drive, external hard drive, or cloud storage service. Once transferred, open iMovie on your computer, and import the project file by dragging it into the iMovie interface or using the "File" menu to open it. Make sure you also transfer any associated media files if necessary.
To add photos to an unfinished iMovie project, open your project in iMovie and navigate to the media library. Click on the "Photos" tab, where you can browse your photo library. Simply drag and drop the desired photos into the timeline at the location you want them to appear. You can then adjust their duration and apply transitions or effects as needed.
If it's opening a previous project, just hit the red X button at the corner of the window. It will pop up the selection window for you.
See the Related Link below. It offers information on iMovie features, functions etc.
Once you open Imovie it should be right there just click on it. If not you might have deleted it. There is no way to get it back
As many as your hard drive has room for.
Yes, you can use iPhoto slideshows in iMovie by exporting the slideshow as a video file from iPhoto and then importing that video into iMovie. Simply create your slideshow in iPhoto, export it to your desired format, and then open iMovie to add the exported slideshow to your project. This allows you to incorporate your iPhoto slideshows into your iMovie edits seamlessly.
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