Hello I had a question that perhaps someone here can help me with.
On my Windows PC a long while back I would use Windows Movie Maker to make "music videos" as I called them. Normally they were anime videos that I clipped scenes together and placed a song over it. I haven't done this in over two years.
Since getting my Intel iMac and seeing iMovie, I haven't really touched it, but have heard that it puts Windows Movie Maker to shame. I have had no experience with it other than messing around with some built in iSight things. Recently I started getting back into an anime and really wanted to make a music video to it however I have a problem.
Both files (two large, 2 hour files) are both in .avi format. When I transferred them to iMovie (click and drag) it took about 2 hours to copy, and then wouldn't play any of the files.
Must the files be in Quicktime format? Or is there another way I can get them in. I really want to try to make a video.
Thanks in advance.
On my Windows PC a long while back I would use Windows Movie Maker to make "music videos" as I called them. Normally they were anime videos that I clipped scenes together and placed a song over it. I haven't done this in over two years.
Since getting my Intel iMac and seeing iMovie, I haven't really touched it, but have heard that it puts Windows Movie Maker to shame. I have had no experience with it other than messing around with some built in iSight things. Recently I started getting back into an anime and really wanted to make a music video to it however I have a problem.
Both files (two large, 2 hour files) are both in .avi format. When I transferred them to iMovie (click and drag) it took about 2 hours to copy, and then wouldn't play any of the files.
Must the files be in Quicktime format? Or is there another way I can get them in. I really want to try to make a video.
Thanks in advance.
