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importing iMovie to Toast?

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code777

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When i try to import an iMovie clip into toast it says it can not import certain clips - ones where i added titles - is there a workaround to this or this is just how it goes.

I guess I have to re-import the clip w/o making any edits then huh??
 
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wait i just realized something, i can put this into quicktime format first right? by going to "share"... hmmmm
 
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code777 said:
wait i just realized something, i can put this into quicktime format first right? by going to "share"... hmmmm
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thats right.;)
 

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