Showing posts with label iMovie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iMovie. Show all posts

Friday, November 4, 2011

DV - In order to "Import" need to "Convert"

Hour 4 - Day 6

1) Open all movies in "Quicktime 7"
2) choose: "Export"
3) pick "DV" and save to Desktop

4) Then choose "iMovie" and "Import"
5) your newly saved "DV Stream" movie.

Takes about 7 seconds



Here are a few of the things we did during the puppet show.
This video was very hard to make so enjoy it.

Memory Stick - Automatically "IMPORT" direct to "iMovie"

Problem:

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Try to import a "test movie" from camera


What Happened?

It allowed me to play it as iMovie

was automatically downloading to computer. Lesson, before downloading new movies:

1) First OPEN iMovie

2) Then insert Memory Stick Cybor Shot card into Printer Photo Port.


It said "Error" after importing . . . Awkward

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iMovie 6 is a DV editor -- period. It doesn't support other codecs such as H.264, mp4 etc. Your clips need to be converted to DV.

Carl
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