I want to make a video that has a single still picture with music in the background. I've selected the picture and imported the audio, but it only plays for a few seconds! When I double-click the picture to open the Duration box, I seem to be limited to seconds rather than minutes (Converting minutes to seconds results in the "Exceeded maximum duration limit" message. Can someone please help me? Thank you.
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iMovie help
- Thread starter Toccata
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chas_m
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Yes, I think the longest iMovie lets you have ONE still picture on screen is 99 seconds or some such.
No big deal. Select the picture again, reimport it as a "new" still, set that for whatever the max is, repeat as needed for as long as you want the picture to appear. Be sure to turn off any "automatic" transitions.
No big deal. Select the picture again, reimport it as a "new" still, set that for whatever the max is, repeat as needed for as long as you want the picture to appear. Be sure to turn off any "automatic" transitions.
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