- You'll be able to use the professional tools Final Cut Pro has to offer on your iMovie projects in no time. To get started on sending an iMovie movie to Final Cut Pro, open iMovie and load the project you'd like to transfer into the timeline. Then go to File Send Movie to Final Cut Pro.
- An iMovie project from 2005 or 2006 would have the extension.iMovieProject. You would import this using the FILE/IMPORT MOVIES/iMovieHD project. An.mov file is likely to be a finished movie. See if you can open it using QuickTime Player.
Create a new project. When you open up iMovie on your phone, you should be taken to the Projects screen where you'll see a list of all of the projects you've created. To create a new project: Tap Create a Project Movie. Select the clips you want to import. Tap Create Movie. . Save videos and iMovie project files to iCloud Drive. Share videos and iMovie project files with AirDrop. Use AirPlay to wirelessly stream video to your television with Apple TV. External display support requires iPhone 7 or later, iPad (6th generation) or later, iPad Air 3 or later, iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2nd generation) or later.
Saving a project to a hard disk:
1. First connect the external hard disk to your computer.
2. Create a new library in your external hard drive. Go to File => Open Library => New.
Then, saving the imovie library in your external hard drive.
3. Select your event and go to File => Copy Event to Library => yourlibraryname.imovielibrary
Then, the event will show up in the library you just created. You can delete the default empty event by right click the event and choose 'Delete Event'. What is format com.
4. Go to Project Library
5. Click on the next the project you have created. Choose Copy to Library => yourLibraryName
Now, the project and events are all saved into your external hard drive!
If you want to open your hard, you can simply click on the imovie library in your external hard drive.
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1. Open iMovie
2. Go to File => Open Library => Other…
3. Choose 'Locate'
4. Choose the imovie library in your external hard drive
5. Choose the project want to open
And the project and events are here!
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'Copy Project/ or Move project' means that project in its new location rather than physically copying project's video and other media (such as photos) onto the other disk. This will NOT allow you to work on your project from another Mac. It creates only a copy of the project file, no clips, images, etc. that are part of your project. This is not usually useful for protecting/backing up your work.
Make sure you select Move Projects and Events!
Please remember that computers at MEWS are frozen, which means that they automatically delete any saved files on the computer!
Import Imovie Project
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Can it be true that Apple and the many free (to Apple) experts don't have a solution for the apparent fact that iMovie 10.0.8 will not open iMovie projects created in version 9?
Apparently the only program (app) that opens the iMovie projects with the extension .rcproject is the original iMovie that created it - iMovie 9.0.
Are the .rcproject files to be abandoned?
It makes one want to be a Luddite when creative works are sent to the dustbin.
Imovie Project File Location
I might take up painting with oils.
Or writing with a pencil.
How To Open Imovie Project On Another Computer
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