Sep 17, AM. Would this not result in loss of quality on the second section? Basically you're exporting one project, putting that into another project but then eventually you'll export the combined projects one project, one MOV.
I would think exporting something a second time would result in loss of quality. Like making a photocopy of a photocopy. Oct 31, PM. This sounds like it might be the answer I am looking for. Can you explain where this is in iMovie 11 for Mac? Or is it not for the Mac version? I am trying to control the duration of many jpg's and transitions between them. Nov 7, PM. Nov 8, PM. The process I described in my original comment is more of a tedious work around than an elegant solution, and Apple should really include this as a feature.
Thanks, that made it very clear - nothing like a picture to help! And I realized now that I misunderstood what you were using it for. Of course you were answering the question of how to combine projects, and I expect to be doing that. I had mistakenly imagined this was a way to lengthen the duration of the whole project, add time to the maximum length it could be, so that iMovie would not refuse to lengthen slides or transitions, or change lots of things to a shorter duration.
That's the worst problem I am having. But found I had iMovie 10 on my Mac and tried that - it seems to be not as stubborn and interferes less with all my elements when I change the duration of one. Just changes one or two at most. So am using that version. And will need to combine some projects this week, so thank you for the workaround for that! Yeah, my workaround is just simply copy and pasting the entire contents of the timeline into a separate project. I could have described it in a more simple way to avoid misleading you into thinking I had found a good workaround.
Nov 9, AM. Question: Q: How to combine 2 projects in iMovie '11? More Less. Communities Get Support. The movie is still in separate clips. Method 3, Using QuickTime Pro. Suitable for edited movies as well as raw footage. Open the first project in iMovie. Export to iDVD and quit iMovie. Open the exported file in QT Player. If your movie is longer than 9 minutes and 20 seconds, you need to split the movie in smaller parts.
No part can be longer than 9 minutes and 20 seconds. Or rather: No file can be larger than 2GB. You can also add music, transitions, images, emojis, shapes, stickers, GIFs, etc. You can download the video to your local computer by clicking on the Publish button and then selecting Download Video from the resulting dropdown menu.
Or you can share it directly to a social media platform from within the app. Got any questions about merging or combining your videos in iMovie or on your Mac computer? Any interesting tips or tools to merge videos on Mac that we seem to have left out?
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Now select Movie from the New Project popup window. Then tap Create Movie at the bottom of the app screen. Now tap any other video you want to merge or combine and tap the blue round button with the tick mark on it. Optionally, you can also add transitions between your video clips. You can pick a transition style of your choice—plenty of beautiful transitions such as Dissolve, Slide, Wipe, Fade, etc. Here are the steps to merge videos using the iMovie desktop software on Mac: Open iMovie and click on the Create New button.
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