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iMovie - Please Help!

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I'm having trouble making a simple video with iMovie. I just want one audio track (mp3) and one or two pictures (jpg). When I add these files it only plays 4 seconds of the song per picture. How can I get it to play the entire audio track (with only one or two pictures)?

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Default setting for pictures is 4 seconds....Change the time setting on the pictures ( click on small gear wheel in the frame ) to the desired time to stretch out the song....
 
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If you want the photo to show for 4 minutes 30 seconds, enter it as 4:30:0
 
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When I click the clock in the picture I'm only allowed 59sec/image. Is there a way to increase this limit, or do you have to import the same image multiple times?

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Hover your mouse over the picture and click on the gearwheel at the lefthand side. Choose Clip Adjustment, and enter the time there.
 
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Hover your mouse over the picture and click on the gearwheel at the lefthand side. Choose Clip Adjustment, and enter the time there.

I don't see a gearwheel. There are three icons.. two at the top left (a sun for adjusting the color and a box with arrows to adjust the size) and one at the bottom left (a clock for adjusting the duration). However, it only allows you to go up to 59 seconds.

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Hmmm... what version of imovie do you have...?
 
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That'll be iMovie08. Set to a suitable time and copy and paste the picture.

It always helps to say which Mac/software version etc you have when posting a question.
 

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