So I noticed the very useful stabilization tool takes a long time. Anyone have any insights in terms of:
• does this action need to stay uninterrupted to complete?
• shortcuts to applying this to a lot of clips (or any other advice)?
Thanks!
Billy
MacBook Pro 15", 10.14
Hi,
Since stabilization is pretty computer intensive, I would recommend waiting
for the stabilization to complete before editing other clips. However, you
could try editing other clips in a test movie and see what happens. It might
only slow the process down. If you close the project or close iMovie during the
stabilization procedure the stabilization will not be completed and not be
saved. When you reopen the project I believe that the stabilization procedure
will start up from scratch again.
-- Rich
Hi,
Since stabilization is pretty computer intensive, I would recommend waiting
for the stabilization to complete before editing other clips. However, you
could try editing other clips in a test movie and see what happens. It might
only slow the process down. If you close the project or close iMovie during the
stabilization procedure the stabilization will not be completed and not be
saved. When you reopen the project I believe that the stabilization procedure
will start up from scratch again.
-- Rich
Yup ... that checks out.
And going to open a new thread on a related question on some intense shakiness that seems to be CAUSED by the stabilization feature ... :-/ Thanks Rich!
Billy
Stabilize Shaky Video: Does this action need to be uninterrupted?
