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built-in isight for video recording??

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hi....ive been trying to use my macbook pro isight to record lil clips...but i cannot find the softwares....altho been advised to try iMovie HD...but stil not working......any recom?? please...help....

thanks,,
Jk
 
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Use iMovie. Open it, and then click on the video camera that is to the left of the scissors (the scissors denote edit mode). Click "record with isight" to start recording, and click "record with isight" again to stop recording.
 
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yeah, imovie works great. you can do timelapse too which is pretty awesome.

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