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jerryny
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I selected the show audio waveforms in imovie4 preferences but no waveforms. Any suggestions??
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You will have to split the audio from the movie. Select your movie, then from the advanced menu, select extract audio. Once you have done that, you should see your waveforms.
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Thanks rman. That works. I wonder why they don't say that in help???rman said:
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