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Adding Music to a movie clip

ndwgolf

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Guys,
I have converted a movie from a Flash format to MP4 format and now I would like to add some music to the movie clip. How can I do That????
PS I do not have iMovie:):)
 
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17" MacBook Pro (early '08), 2.6 dual core duo, 2 gb ram, 200 gb 7200 rpm hd, running Leopard
You're going to need some sort of video editing software. Most computers these days come with a basic video editor. All should have the ability to add music so if what you say is true (no iMovie) than you'll have to shell out some dough for a copy of it or some other editor that works on a Mac or run a Google search for free video editor. I've never tried any of them but they should work for your needs. Just make sure that whatever you go with supports mp4 encoded files.
 
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tehlumberjack said:
You're going to need some sort of video editing software. Most computers these days come with a basic video editor. All should have the ability to add music so if what you say is true (no iMovie) than you'll have to shell out some dough for a copy of it or some other editor that works on a Mac or run a Google search for free video editor. I've never tried any of them but they should work for your needs. Just make sure that whatever you go with supports mp4 encoded files.
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Found imovie already, and got it working great
Thanks
 

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