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Recording With My MacBook, I'm desperate!

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ck2wmu

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I have a college course where I need to record something on video and burn it to a DVD, I was wondering if there is any free or demo program that will utilize my camera on my MacBook to be able to do this. The morons at this college won't let rent out a camera but they require me to use one. What kind of crap is that anyway?

It would be a big help thanks!
 
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If you are talking about the iSight camera, you can use that to record in iMovie. No need to download any extra software.
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lol! I didn't even know that!

Do I just open a new project? How do I record? And how would I burn the project to a DVD disc?

Sorry if these are stupid questions, I've been a PC user and just pruchased my MacBook :p
 

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