iMovie

Yes, you can use Dropbox videos in iMovie. To do this, you need to download the video files from Dropbox to your device first. Once the files are saved locally, you can import them into iMovie for editing. Just ensure the video format is compatible with iMovie.

Yes, it is possible to recover lost audio from recorded videos using various methods. You can try using video editing software that offers audio recovery features, or extract the audio track and attempt to repair it with audio restoration tools. Additionally, if the original recording device allows for it, you might access backup files or use audio recovery software to retrieve lost sound. However, success depends on the nature of the loss and the available tools.

If music isn't playing in iMovie, it could be due to a few reasons. First, ensure that the audio track is properly added to the timeline and is not muted. Additionally, check the volume levels of both the audio track and the overall project to ensure they're set appropriately. Lastly, verify that the audio file format is compatible with iMovie, as unsupported formats may not play.

To adjust the frame settings in iMovie, select the video clip in the timeline that you want to modify. Click on the "Crop to Fill" or "Ken Burns" option in the viewer to change the frame's dimensions or apply motion effects. You can also adjust the aspect ratio by selecting "Settings" in the viewer and choosing your desired ratio. Finally, drag the corners of the frame to resize or reposition it as needed.

To hook up a camera on iMovie, connect your camera to your computer using a USB cable or insert the memory card into the card reader. Open iMovie and select "Import Media" from the File menu. Your camera or memory card should appear in the import window; select it to view the available footage. Finally, choose the clips you want to import and click "Import Selected" to add them to your iMovie project.

To move a video from iMovie to your desktop, first, open your project in iMovie and click on the "File" menu. Select "Share," then choose "File" to export your video. Adjust the settings as needed, then click "Next" to select your desktop as the destination. Finally, click "Save," and your video will be exported to your desktop.

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.

No, you cannot directly import a PDF file into iMovie. However, you can convert the PDF to an image format (like JPEG or PNG) or a video format before importing it into iMovie. Once converted, you can easily drag and drop the images or video into your iMovie project for editing.

If you have Windows Movie Maker 2.6 (I think) or older, then upload your video and go to "video effects." When you scroll down, there are options like "rotate 90," "rotate 180," and "rotate 270."

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.

To add a freeze frame still image to a movie in iMovie move the mouse pointer over the image, in the project section, you wish to freeze and right click (or press the Control key and click) and select Add Freeze Frame from the pop up menu. This will add a 4 second still clip into the movie. Double click on the new clip to show the inspector and you can change the Duration of the clip or add an effect to the clip. Moving the mouse over the new clip reveals a small blue options menu in the bottom left corner of the clip. From this you can select Cropping, Ken Burns and Rotation with which you can crop, rotate or scan across the still image - for example to zoom in on a persons face.

All I needed was a USB cable that will fit into the DV outlet on the camera. The camera came with a USB cable that fits into the outlet labeled TO PC, but this only works with PCs, not Macs, so I needed to buy a USB cable that fit into the outlet labeled DV. Then, it worked like a dream. I'm using a Panasonic Palmcorder miniDV Web Camera, Model No PV-DV2020D.

A cut is an abrupt transition between two video clips or image sequences. It is where one clip ends and another begins. It can also mean to shorten a clip or divide it into 2 or more when used as a verb.

The Simplest Special Effects you can use are the ones built into iMovie.

For Example, you can apply an instant replay function, or a video effect such a negative to a clip.

To see other special effects that are more complicated like embedding a explosion into an iMovie Project, check out my Youtube iMovie Special Effects Playlist in the "related links" section below.

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Windows Movie Maker transitions are movements between clips such as fades.

You can export your movie. Just go under share > export movie. Generally it will save as an .m4v file. Then you can just drag it into the designated upload area on YouTube. So I guess your still technically going under the share menu, but it's a little different. There's no other way TO share it without doing so with the "Share" drop-down menu.

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To transfer movies from the Sony DCR-TRV19 you need to connect the camera to the computer with a FireWire cable (Sony calls FireWire iLink but it is the same thing). iMovie will recognise the camera and let you control the camera's operations from within iMovie. in iMovie select Import From Camera in the File menu.

Get something besides a Mac. :P

Just joking. There are some other freeware programs for video editing, but a good paid one is Final Cut Pro.

This site should steer you in the right direction to find the answer to your import issues in iMovie:

http://jeffcarlson.typepad.com/imovievqs/

Check the Effects option for a blur effect. Otherwise, split/cut the portion out of the movie.