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This video shows you how to use iMovie to edit and upload your videos to Vimeo.

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See how to do it on Windows here:

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  • dalas verdugo 1 year ago
    Wow! What a great tutorial!
  • CTD3 1 year ago
    No lie , well done Props yo!
    Great learned some new tricks thanks Dalas
  • djp 1 year ago
    yay! great idea.
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  • Jonathan Marcus 1 year ago
    Really nicely done. Helpful.
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  • Paul McClintock 1 year ago
    This is a good idea. Hope you do more of them.

    It should be worth noting however, that unless you've got a super duper fast computer, it's not likely to export to H.264 that fast. H.264 takes A LONG TIME to encode.

    For me anyway.
  • Ben Millett 1 year ago
    I have just used the "CD-ROM" export setting under the Quicktime tab. It's good enough for vimeo.
  • dalas verdugo 1 year ago
    Yeah, I couldn't show things in real time. It would be a little too boring.

    Although Windows Movie Maker had a lousy interface, it was surprisingly fast. Everything in that video is real time.
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  • Amanda 1 year ago
    Is this account going to be kind of like the video FAQ we (I)'ve wanted for so long? If so, woohoo!
  • Vimeo Staff 1 year ago
    Yes, video tutorials and staff vidblogs.
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  • PEIKA 1 year ago
    i need a mac!
  • dalas verdugo 1 year ago
    everyone does.
  • PEIKA 1 year ago
    oh i will! i will my friend.....
  • Pirata718 9 months ago
    yeah if it werent for macs being so easy to do everything i dont even think i would have ventured into a vimeo account to begin with; i have zero education on film making or sound or anything like that.
  • Bruno Casarini Grillo 4 months ago
    Pirata718, I will make your word my own! ;)
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  • Thommy Browne 1 year ago
    Very helpful Dalas, great job. I really like how you chose to take advantage of the "zoom" function in Tiger.
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  • Perez 1 year ago
    good idea.

    ....and WOW! iMovie is MUCH better than windows movie maker
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  • Ben Millett 1 year ago
    To get the clips in from iPhoto, you can also go to "Media," click Photos, and then scroll through and select the movies you want (very helpful if you have a smart playlist with only movies in it).
  • dalas verdugo 1 year ago
    Yes, that also works. Thanks for letting people know about that option.
  • Jenna Fox 2 months ago
    This is a new feature in leopard I believe. I use it a lot with my little h264 video camera!
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  • djp 1 year ago
    question dallas: what programme are u using for screen capturing?
  • dalas verdugo 1 year ago
    Who is dallas? I use Snapz Pro X.
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  • d 1 year ago
    very helpful.
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  • tarbox7 1 year ago
    Que Pasa!
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  • Rachael 1 year ago
    Super helpful - thanks!!! I was missing the vital "export" step (duh)
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  • Jaqui Paige 1 year ago
    Awesome, thanks. I didn't realise that I had to export it. Merci beaucoup!
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  • Ian Lucero 1 year ago
    This was really helpful dalas. even though i use fcp, for some reason imovie i honestly can't figure out imovie. hahhah! I get messed up everytime but your tutorial made it all clear.

    I'm gonna steal your mail.
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  • GermanNuestro 11 months ago
    i finally watched this tutorial. i didn't know i needed to watch this so bad. thank you thank you thank you. you deserve millions. millions!
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  • codesarah 10 months ago
    Ahhhhh!! Just what I need! Thanks so much Dalas!!!! You are so cool!!
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  • nshack 10 months ago
    This was very well done. Even after using iMovie for years, it's great to see how someone else gets the job done another way. I had never known what to set the key frame to and the bits/sec was also always a mystery. Very cool.
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  • Jill Lasky 10 months ago
    Very well done, kudos 2 u!
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  • Janiebee 10 months ago
    Thanks, very helpful!
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  • Francois! 10 months ago
    Sweet! Thanks Dalas!
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  • one111one1one11 10 months ago
    Whoa! I never knew iMovie could trim. Yay @ FCP* :)

    *Final Cut Pro
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  • Elemeno Pee 10 months ago
    Very useful, mostly because of the compression advice.
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  • Alex 9 months ago
    You're going to have to upgrade this with the new fancy iMovie 08!
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  • Davey 9 months ago
    i thin this may sound silly...but do you need a mac to run imovie ir does a pc run it too. PLease be gentle with me , im somewhat of a technophobe....but im trying people
  • dalas verdugo 9 months ago
    It's Mac-Only.
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  • Davey 9 months ago
    oh okay thanks dalas
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  • thphoto 7 months ago
    Hey anyone have a compression setting other than Dalas' suggestion they like/love? (thanks for the tutorial Dalas). I think I need to get a "real" video camera to improve the quality of my clips (using a canon powershot)

    Oh when exporting my option under file is "share" not "export". Don't know if I am using an old version.
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  • Gorka Egia 7 months ago
    How can I upload an imovie?
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  • Alan Fred Pipes 6 months ago
    Excellent!
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  • Bruno Casarini Grillo 4 months ago
    Now I got it! Thank's a lot!
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  • John Harney 4 months ago
    Excellent video tutorial, thank you Dalas.
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  • hdunce 3 months ago
    Thank you so much! All I needed to know was how to use the selector (from 3:15sec to 4:05)!
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  • Videos by Kerry 3 months ago
    Hey, great tutorial. Can you guys make an updated version for the new iMovie? It's pretty different from the HD version. They pretty much rebuilt the entire thing from scratch.
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  • Kathan Parekh 3 months ago
    Really helpful tutorial. I wonder if iMovie will run okay on my MacBook.
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  • Atom Gilreath 3 months ago
    that was awesome.. i loved the getting mail video..
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  • arda_kilavuz 3 months ago
    I would like to see a tutorial for iMovie´08. Thanks.
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  • MisaGarcia 2 months ago
    iMovie '08 is even more simple. but it is different! Thanks for the tutorial.
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  • Ted 2 months ago
    I All Ready Knew all of that, and also, this video is obsolete. Not Every Thing In This Video Still accurate with iMovie.
  • dalas verdugo 2 months ago
    Some people might not Know All Of That, and lots of people still use this earlier version of iMovie, but thanks for your thoughts.
  • Ted 2 months ago
    no problem.

    still, good job on the video.
  • Ted 2 months ago
    also, could you please check out some of my HD Videos and tell me if they are "HD Channel" material?
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  • Klondike Kid 2 months ago
    I have a friend who wants to use his iSight cam and iMovie HD to create some banjo pickin' video clips of himself. I was planning on tutoring him this evening via iChat on how to do that. This will be a GREAT reference for him when he forgets everything I teach him. ;-) Good job.
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  • Shonan Kuma 1 month ago
    Hmm maybe you should make a new one for the new version of iMovie
  • dalas verdugo 1 month ago
    Would that I could. I still don't have Leopard.
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  • SteveM(KOP) 17 days ago
    Thank you, I was wondering why my first upload looked awful...I went back and followed these instructions exactly, and now it looks great (I use iMovie 5).
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