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imovie: Possible to set quality of import?

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Hello all. My first post on the forum!

I have just upgraded my Macbook and it has come with iMovies 10.0.7. I have imported a large AVCHD file of about 75GB from my camcorder. When I imported video before into my five year old version of iMovies of it would appear as a much large file - that 75GB for example would be about 250GB. I want to preserve the best quality possible. Is there a way to change the quality of the import or does the new version of iMovies have some compression thing going on?

Many thanks.

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PPC Mini, 10.4.11. Intel Mini, 10.6.8. MacBook Pro, 10.14.6. M1 MBA 11.6.3 iPhone 5 iOS 12.5,
No it isn't, as far as I know. It would be in iMovie Preferences, or the Project Properties if it was.
 

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