Imobie trial movie#
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Microsoft just refuses to leave well enough alone when it comes to their software. I spoke to customer support, they asked for details of the video files.

Imobie trial movie#

My expensive Windows was crushed by my old cheap PC with the free Movie Maker software from Microsoft, in the department Microsoft use to be known by - Video. Within about 2 hours time I had somethng that could be published. After weeks of wasting my time with iMovie, I finally started from scratch on my 2011 Windows PC with non SSD hard drive, using the old Windows Movie Maker software. I made sure it had plenty of memory and CPU available. My Pc is mid 2015 model with the video all on an SSD drive and 8GB ram. When editing for even a minute or so the spinning wheel would begin again. The first thing I noticed is the temp files wiped out about 100gb of space on my drive to store temporary data. I wasted days letting it process my video files which Windows Movie Maker had 0 issues with in the past.

Imobie trial 1080p#

I recorded about an hour of 1080p video with my Sony video camera, imported it to my Windows and tried to edit down to about 10 min. How could you possibly screw up so many features in one update? Just take it back to when it was simple and usable, PLEASE.Īs soon as I begin to create videos of any real length over a minute or two, iMovie chokes completely. I exported it, it took FOREVER, then all of the sudden it was only the first 7 seconds of my film.

Using the 0.1 second frames (the LOWEST choice I had) it came out to something like 2min 25sec or so. Then it gets worse! How's that even possible? I don't know. Frames are changing back and forth the entire time you watch it. I drop them all in and they come out in the completely wrong order. Even worse though, is that it can’t even get the order correct anymore. Im trying to do a time lapse edit, and Ive always had this issue with iMovie, why can I not play the clips at less than 0.1 sec each? hours of timelaps photos need to be broken down do a minute or two, not 10.

I wish I could just go back to the old version. Why the extra step? Its literally there for no reason. Now you have to drag them into these specific folders inside iMovie (at least you can create your own) and from there you can drag them into the editing section. Before, you could just drag whatever videos or photos you wanted straight into the editing section of iMovie off of your desktop, a folder, an external drive, anything.

They changed things about it that are very annoying. I can’t get iMovie to do anything correctly anymore since I updated it.