iMovie

You can't. iMovie is only available for the Mac and is not available for Windows XP or any other version of Windows. DVD Slideshow Builder is a good substitution.

Download it at: http://www.wondershare.com/pro/dvd-slideshow-builder-deluxe.html

If you are using a digital camera instead of a video camera or if your camera is a Sony camera like mine, it might freeze.

From iMovie's Window menu select Event Library. This will show a pane that includes iPhoto Videos. The videos will need to be in a format that iMovie recognises - MPEG4 or DV file formats, and some .mov formats. Try MPEG Streamclip to convert between formats (See links below). If you want to import still images click on the camera icon, on the right hand side of the iMovie window, which will show your iPhoto library. Any desired items can be dragged into your movie.

Yes, you can. But not for free. You have to buy something first (thats what people say) and then you can download it so it will work. I'm stuck with windows movie maker. Most confusing stuff ever. I do NOT recommend WMM, please don't get it.

Best of luck with everything.

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You can't send a MSWMM (Microsoft Windows Movie Maker) project to your friend or anyone for that matter.

The project must be Published/Finished (exported) before you can view it in a media player, send it by email, upload, or burn it to CD/DVD.

Once you have Published/Finished the WMM project, you can email it.

To crop a clip in iMovie you need to click on the Crop button (usually the second button from the right between the i and microphone buttons), adjust the cropping lines in the viewer until you have the desired crop and then click on the Done button in the top right corner.

Well, you need to get your pre-keyed image/video into your video bar (not the timeline), and then select it (it should be outlined with yellow). Drag the pre-keyed thing into the timeline, onto the other video, where you want it to appear. Then, let go of it, and a little menue should appear. Select "Picture in a picture". Then you should be able to manipulate it (with size and area), and that's how it's done.

You must have iMovie 2011. 1. Go to imovie in the top toolbar of your screen.

2. Click on preferences.

3. Click Show Advanced Tools.

4. Drag the clip you want on the left into the timeline.

5. Drag the clip you want on the right at the beginning of the first clip

NOTE: Do not place it in the beginning as in it would play before. Place ON the clip.

6. A screen should pop up asking wether you want to do green screen, blue screen, cutaway, picture in picture etc. and also split screen.

7. Click on split screen

Bada bing Bada boom.

NOTE: If you have iMovie 2009 you will still have some options when you select Show Advanced Tools. Just no blue screen and split screen. That's right! You can do green screens in iMovie!

Music that you drop into a movie can be clicked on and deleted in the timeline. If the music is in the video, you cannot easily remove it without also removing dialogue and other sounds. Try inserting a noise gate into the audio track to mute the sound when it falls below the level of the dialogue.

Once a completed movie has been exported from iMovie it can be shared via email. With Apple's Mail application a movie's icon can be dragged into the message section of the email. A small green circle with a + sign will appear under the mouse pointer to indicate that the movie can be dropped at this point and will be added to the email. Alternatively you can select Attach Files... from Mail's File menu and select the movie from the standard file selection pane that appears.


Movie files can be large and not all email services (or indeed the recipient) will be happy handling a large video file through their email system.

The Share menu can be found on the menu bar at the top of the screen. It is the seventh item from the left - (Apple) iMovie, File, Edit, View, Text, Share, Window, Help

iPhoto is part of the iLife suite of software supplied with Macs and is not available for other operating systems.

Nope, you will have to convert them to Quicktime format for iMovie.

You must convert wmv to mov and then import to quick time. I found a free converter-Adoreshare WMV to Mov converter from adoreshare.com/freeware.html , you can try

For Closed Captioning in your videos, YouTube has got you covered. Captions are available in many different languages. Just enter the text you want in the Video Description box, and YouTube will automatically create caption files in your choice of 10 different languages. This will help millions of people watch your videos with ease. For example, say you speak English and want to reach out to Spanish speaking audience, create your captions in Spanish. The YouTube Captioning feature helps your audience enjoy your videos in their own language.

you need to highlight the video then left click on it then you will see a title that says "share with media browser" then carry on to were you want to download it !!

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ps: hope this helps

What you can do is hold control key and click, and it will give you a list of options. Click 'import to iphoto' and the image will be in iphoto. In imovie, click where the photos would be, and choose 'iphoto library' and just drag the photo onto the slideshow.

You cannot merge to video files in iMovie. What you can do is take all clips, audio, etc., that is in the timeline and drag it to the other iMovie file that you have open to technically 'join' the two videos.

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In garageband you need to export it under the file tab as an iTunes file. After you have converted it into a mp3, you can then import in iMovie by going to file and pressing import and go the the music folder, then the iTunes song folder, and finally your designated song

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