Video editing in iMovie

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• Helps editing of video clips in imovie

  Have an imported video but trying to edit and cut the clips that I am only able to select the full video to put down in my film, not just the clip I want to choose.  Helps editing of video clips in imovie

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  have an imported video but trying to edit and cut the clips that I am only able to select the full video to put down in my film, not just the clip I want to choose.

  This is a new and improved feature in iMovie. You must hold down the 'R' key while clicking on the part of the item you want.  By default, the full clip will be added to the time line.

  See notes to iMovie version 10.1.2:

  

• iMovie video editing problem.

  I really need help, well my iMovie trying to edit and cut the clips I want, the music video for hole lighting in yellow music video for hole. It won't let me choose parts of the video clips that I need.

  I have to start from the beginning of the video clip and then do scroll down to the end of the video clip making the yellow light mounting bar high to the point where I want to stop at.

  Can anyone please help me because I want to return to normal to where I can just take my starting point in the clip video editing I want but it keeps on high clip the entire video of light yellow

  I also uninstalled the program and installed back but he continues to do

  Another thing to is that my video with cutting parts not work either when I try to highlight the parts I want to cut out.

  Do you mean that it highlights the full clip in the browser before drag you it into your project? I don't think that there is a way to choose a starting point there but if slide you in your project, you can find the place you want to cut, and then select the command-B (Split clip). This he divided into two parts and you can remove the part you want.

• Help in obtaining loans for a simple video editing MBP

  I am trying to put things in place on a slightly older Macbook Pro.

  Here is my system configurations:

  OS X Version of El Capitan 10.11.5

  The MacBook Pro mid-2010

  Processor: 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

  Memory 4 GB 1067 < Hz DDR3

  NVIDIA GeForce 320 M 256 MB graphics card

  I learned that my GPU's massively underpowered, i.e. 256 MB of VRAM is much too small.

  Through my research, I also determined that the GPU can be replaced, because I think it is welded in to the motherboard.

  In addition, my hard drive is probably not good either, quite right? Core 2 duo of is not as good as the new i7. So what are my options?

  I used to be able to run at least iMovie and slap some clips together for short videos, even add music. I lost iMovie during the upgrade to Yosemite and am trying to figure out if it's worth trying again (for $15). Before that I tried Davinci resolve 12.5 (which is more than my computer can manipulate wayyy), and then I even tried the GoPro simple studio software. Turns out that GoPro software is not that simple if you're not using images of the GoPro and my computer was struggling to convert, rendering, see even the files. And I don't think I'd be able to make the colors in GoPro calibration software, so I'm a little more than. I don't think I need all the features of Final Cut Pro, as I'm looking to throw together a few vacation pictures and some pictures again, also a timelapse here and there in the video, etc.

  I want to mention the GoPro software comes to losing me a lot of cred in this question, but this is where I am. I don't want to really go out and start building a computer for video editing (although it seems I could do relatively cheap ~ $ 600)

  Thoughts? Suggestions? What would you do if you could do it again?

  In addition, the camera that I mainly record the images and still images is a Panasonic G6

  Thanks for any help!

  What about iMovie.  .  .  have you tried looking in your AppStore account to see if it is still available as a free download?

  It is likely that you will not be able to install FCP X directly from the app store on your computer, probably, he does not meet the minimum specs for the latest version.

  However, you can download on a Mac more modern and copy it to all but you really need a more powerful Mac.

  You can download a free 30-day trial version to see if it will work in terms of: -.

  http://www.Apple.com/FinalCutPro/trial/

• What would be the best video editing and photo editing software to use for an iMac for advanced users?

  My first exposure to video and photo editing is on a PC with Adobe Premier and Adobe Photoshop.  I own a Macbook Air and have used iMovie and iPhoto.  It took me a few years to sort and organize thousands of photos archived and videos.  Now, with the changes in Final Cut Pro and the loss of the opening, I am, even once, sitting on the fence.  Compatibility between the software has always been a controversial issue and that you accumulate more and more files, it would be nice if Apple should keep in mind to develop software that can be upgraded seamlessly without losing or change any data.  For example, the photo is correct, once you become familiar with it. However, personally, I like the way events were created in iPhoto, but also how you can scrub through each event, just sweep a finger of each event.  Now in the Photos, you need to scroll right rows and rows of pictures, which seems to be a step backward when it comes down to the speed and convenience. I finally have the time to go back to my hobby of video editing and I was about to buy an iMac or a Macbook Pro.  What is the best choice for video and photo editing, or should I be looking back to Adobe?

  You can go to Phase One's Capture One.

• Satellite 1800 Series, upgrade for video editing

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  I now 256 MB in use, HD is original and the processor is the processor INTEL celeron-995 MHz.
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  John

  The my Satellite 1800 Series drive is fixed mounted, yours is too (I think). The only way to change the disk is to go to the next dealer Toshiba one ask him if there is a reader, that it might recommend.

• Satellite A660-1DW - video editing facilities

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  Can someone help / tell me, please?
  Thank you, David

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  I just checked the specs A660 and figured out which is powerful enough for your laptop. I mean, if you install video editing programs can easily process them. But you must decide which laptop to buy Dell or Toshiba

• I'm looking for laptop 64-bit video editing high definition

  I am looking for a * 64 bit laptop computer *, mainly for video editing high definition, but also for the occasional game.
  I read on the Qosmio 64 bit machines, but I don't know which model.

  It would be powerful enough for video editing or they are intended more to play the game?

  Any suggestions concerning the ideal models would be welcome.

  Thanx.
  Zen OKI

  Hello

  What do you think of the Qosmio G50 series?

  I read that the Qosmio G50 is the portable entertainment has ever created more advanced than Toshiba.
  It was equipped with the Toshiba Quad Core HD processor, which was designed for the normal high standard definition video conversion-enhancement.
  You can use any commercial DVD movie and can watch the movie in stunning HD.

  In addition, the CPU and the GPU are really powerful and you could play more new generation of games that are on the market.

  See this page for more details on G50 series:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/Home/-> Products-> Qosmio-> G50 series.

• The new iMac 4 k is ready for video editing?

  I want to buy the new iMac 21.5 ' 4 K for video editing and Im not sure if its Integrated GPU or the rest of the hardware can handle the work. I usually work with 1080 p video, but I've read that its GPU is quite limited. Please I need help.

  You will have no problem using the iMac of the retina for editing 1080 p video. The 27-inch model includes a GPU dedicated with its own memory, however. You decide: http://www.apple.com/imac/specs/

• Best imac for the video editing and graphic design and recording of gameplay

  Hey guys I'm looking for the best imac laptop or desktop for video editing and recording of gameplay with capture card so if you are familiar with the desktop imac or laptop please leave commect to the best imac computer

  and care to capture the card to operate at its best

  • OS X 10.9 or later version
  • 2nd generation Intel Core i5 CPU (i5-2xxx or comparable), 2 Ghz or higher, before Turbo Boost
  • 4 GB of total RAM installed (or higher)
  • Built-in USB2.0 port

  I put spec for you guys can work find best computer imac

  Looking for a new or a used computer?

• good video editing software?

  Hey anyone know of any good video editing software which can change 3gp or avi, I got a few videos that makes very dark, I want to clarify that someone know all good programs that no matter what codec the program works with I can always convert the video

  If you convert the clips to the. WMV format, you might
  use Movie Maker for editing.

  Also...

  The freeware iWisoft Video Converter have edition
  characteristics, including the brightness and contrast.

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  iWisoft Free Video Converter
  http://www.iWisoft.com/videoconverter/

  On the left, click the Add button to import your video, then
  Reach... The Edit button / tab effect...

• AT3-600-UR33 Acer will work GoPro Studio 2.0 video editing software?

  I am considering the AT3-600-UR33, which is available on the emachinesredeem site. Can someone tell me if this PC will allow me to start the video editing software provided by GoPro for their cameras? The minimum requirements that they list on their website are CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo; Graphics card supporting OpenGL 1.2 or higher; 4 GB RAM or more; Internal drive hard disk 5400 RPM; Quick Time 7.6 or higher. Here is the website http://gopro.com/support/articles/what-are-the-minimum-system-requirements-for-gopro-studio

  Thank you for your help

  Hi LMinCT

  The Dual core Celeron is not as good as the chip Core 2 Duo - everything will be OK.

  In theory - the answer is "maybe", but this isn't the ideal machine for your software, unless you can find another sequel that will work with the Celeron to video editing.

  The machine will run slowly, while using, even stop if HD video processing, and that it provides will allow you to install it in the first place.

  The AT3-600-UR33 is not a bad machine, it's just for everyday use.

• What is the best laptop for video editing that task my money?

  Hello

  I have Lenovo laptop, I used it for 5 years, until now, I see that it is not good enough to make the work of video editing. So now I think to buy a new laptop for this case, but I am not confident about my knowledge on the area of the laptop. Everyone here knows or has a good knowledge on laptop, please give me a serious opinion, thank you.

  Hi jespong,

  Thanks for posting.

  The first starting point would be to look at the minimum specifications required by the video editing program, and then start looking for laptops with these specifications.  Then look for those that have the best specifications requested by the program and settle for something in between.

  According to your budget, it would be better to buy something that has more than request the program you always want to have the best.

  Kind regards

  Robert

• Photo and video editing

  I'm overdue for a new machine, after reviewing other sites that sell products, Dell and Dell I'm a little busy. I want to get a new machine but I have a cap of $900 on my budget, I'm looking at a 12 or 16 GB of ram, a 500 GB hard drive - 1 t, the possibility to connect two monitors and a decent graphics/video card.

  Any suggestions?

  Hi earthshaker,.

  Thanks for posting.

  It's great that you are looking for a new computer for your photo and video editing needs.  Unfortunately your budget ceiling doesn't really lend itself to a machine that will produce the kind of results you can for your customers.

  As a suggestion, the accuracy or Alienware computers would be excellent for this type of work, however in light of what you can afford, Latitude and OptiPlex computers would be a good alternative to lower end.

  Inspiron is good, but may not meet the specifications required by most video editing software and photo.

  Make sure that you check them specifications required by the programs you use before you make a purchase that work well and produce the results you and your customers are looking for.

  Maybe you could look for something in the Dell outlet that fits your budget or possibly put up a little more for something like my suggestions.

  I hope this helps.  Contact me privately if you need more help.

  Kind regards

  Robert

• Upgrade XPS 8100 GPU for video editing? (of GTS 240-&gt; GT 630 Kepler)

  I have older XPS 8100 with power supply 350 W, PCIe v2.

  It comes with Nvidia GTS 240

  • Hearts CUDA 112
  • 1 GB 128- bit memory DDR3 memory

  Is it wise to update to GT 630 Kepler who has more CUDA cores and memory bigger BUT less bandwidth! Note There are several flavors of the GT 630 map. The Kepler there CUDA more but less bandwidth. It also uses an architecture of nm 28 (?) so it consumes less energy...

  • 384 CUDA cores
  • 2 GB memory 64- bit memory DDR3

  I'm just trying to give my older office a little boost so I can keep it a little longer. Just to get into video editing (videos of simple talking heads HD of Canon DSLR mainly for the YouTube/web but can experiment a bit with After Effect too)

  Other improvements, I foresee:

  • Replace the main (and only) with a SSD for the OS
  • Add controller SATA III Housing Board (motherboard currently supports only SATA II)
  • Add 1 or 2 7200 TPM (WD Caviar Black or Seagate Barracuda SATA III), although thought rather than the RAID 0 for speed I was going to do separate so I can use different drives for data, source on one and previews, cache files, etc. on the other hand
  • Add 3 USB so that I can also external platforms if needed is, like maybe keep my second internal drive and the third disk external but connected via eSATA III or USB 3

  Given the hassle and expenses, I have no intend to upgrade the i5 processor (1st generation I think) or the power supply. Is the system otherwise "balanced" for what I'll use to?

  The 630 GT would be a downgrade from the GTS 240.  I would look at the GTX 650 for an upgrade.  A GT 640 would also be an upgrade at the best prices.