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iMovie to Final Cut Pro

jmunson@airemus

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Hey everyone,

Just a quick question.

Can iMovie Projects be moved into Final Cut Pro (like garage Band can be moved in to Logic??)

Thanks for any Help

James :doctor:
 
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yes they can,

go to inport file and choose the imovie file you want to import
 
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If you are speaking of iMovie 6 and Final Cut Pro 5, you can not just import the iMovie video. You will need to open up the iMovie project and copy the video out and then import it into Final Cut.
 
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rman said:
If you are speaking of iMovie 6 and Final Cut Pro 5, you can not just import the iMovie video. You will need to open up the iMovie project and copy the video out and then import it into Final Cut.
Click to expand...

THANK YOU SO MUCH for the clarification of process. Whew! It worked.:)
 
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I have iMovie '11 and Final Cut Express 4, and I still haven't been able to move files from iMovie into Final Cut Express. It's too the point now where I just ignore Final Cut Express. I think it was a complete waste of money. I've tried everything imaginable, and I can't make it work. I'm going to have to stay with iMovie.
 

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