Hey everybody I am new to macs and new to the forums. My Dad actually purchased an iMac for himself and it is up to me to get everything going. So heres the situation. His video camera uses a HDD and a video format that iPhoto doesn't recognize. I was, however, able to upload his videos using iMovie. Unfortunately, I think iMovie has a little to much going on for his purposes at the moment. Now, he may start using iMovie for some light editing later on but for now I am looking for a program that I can view and organize his videos in a manner similar to iPhoto. Thnx
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iPhoto like program for video organization
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Hi and welcome to the forums.
You don't say what format the vids are in but ; What about iTunes ?? You can view and organise movies in iTunes, then you can still use iMovie for light editing by just importing from iTunes.
If your your looking for something a little more, then post back and we can take it further .
Do you want to pay any $ ?? Because there is also Apple's Apple - Aperture - What's new in Aperture 3. that can be downloaded from the MAS (Mac App Store)
Cheers
You don't say what format the vids are in but ; What about iTunes ?? You can view and organise movies in iTunes, then you can still use iMovie for light editing by just importing from iTunes.
If your your looking for something a little more, then post back and we can take it further .
Do you want to pay any $ ?? Because there is also Apple's Apple - Aperture - What's new in Aperture 3. that can be downloaded from the MAS (Mac App Store)
Cheers
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