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Import avi file into iMovie11
- Thread starter gjh119
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Download MPEG Streamclip. It's free and it's awesome.
Convert to Apple Pro-Res 422.
Convert to Apple Pro-Res 422.
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That's more for Final Cut. iMovie uses Apple Intermediate Codec files. You'll find that option in MPEGStreamclip.
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My apologies.. this could very well be fact. I am a Final Cut user.. I just assumed imovie would be the same.
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