imovie
PrintExporting Your Video
When your movie is complete, you'll want to export it as a compressed QuickTime movie for use on the Web. See the tutorial Exporting Video for the Web.
sections
- Introduction
- Connecting the Video Camera to the Computer
- Starting iMovie
- Using iMovie to Play Video on Your Camera
- Capturing Video
- Creating a Movie
- Cropping a Video Clip
- Deleting or Clearing the Middle of a Clip
- Splitting and Deleting Part of a Clip
- Grabbing Frames from a Video Clip
- Adjusting Audio
- Separating the Audio Track from the Video
- Adding Transitions Between Video Clips
- Adding Titles to Video Clips
- Special Effects
- Adding Photos with the Ken Burns Effect
- Adding Sound Effects or Sound Recording to a Video Clip
- Importing Audio
- Exporting Your Video
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- About this tutorial
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