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I'm a total n00b to both iMovie and video editing, so bear with me. I just edited my first "movie" which is 37 seconds long, but it's incredibaly huge, so how do you compress movies in iMovie? Is there a special program I need to download?
 
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If you export it from iMovie, you can use the 'quicktime' option to compress it using Quicktime...
But you won't be able to edit the finished result, so perhaps archive your raw material on cd's or Dvd's...
 
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Aptmunich said:
If you export it from iMovie, you can use the 'quicktime' option to compress it using Quicktime...
But you won't be able to edit the finished result, so perhaps archive your raw material on cd's or Dvd's...

Thanks man, I'll do that.
 

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