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Hello, New to the boards and iMovie (used to work on Movie Maker, I know, I know).

Anyway, I have iMovie 8, but don't like it very much as it doesn't have all the glory as iMovie 6 that I can tell anyway. I need to fade out audio before a new clip and have no idea how to do this? Am I missing something? Please help!!


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I think what you want to do is click on speaker at the top of the left side of the clip. That brings up a window that allows for fade-in and fade-out control.
 
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Thanks xstep, but are you talking about imovie 8 or 6? Sorry I don't think I was clear. I'm using imovie 6 not 8...(I have 8 but prefer 6...sorry about that!)

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ilikemovies said:
Thanks xstep, but are you talking about imovie 8 or 6? Sorry I don't think I was clear. I'm using imovie 6 not 8...(I have 8 but prefer 6...sorry about that!)
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I was talking about iM08. So yes, please be clearer next time.
 

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