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When I drag clips into IMovie, the clip is being shown as one small clip, not a continuous set of frames which is a nuisance as you can't see the gaps in between takes. I have not adjusted any settings in the program, only discovered this when dragging clips in the work area to edit.
Could someone advise how to get the clips to display as the set of frames instead of one small solid clip?
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 10.15
Of course. I should have realized that you didn't mean every single frame. Sorry.
You can expand your timeline by moving the slider located just above the timeline to the right of your screen, next to the Settings button. See if that accomplishes what you want.
-- Rich
Of course. I should have realized that you didn't mean every single frame. Sorry.
You can expand your timeline by moving the slider located just above the timeline to the right of your screen, next to the Settings button. See if that accomplishes what you want.
-- Rich
Hi Rich, I don't mean every single frame. Before the clips were loading as a series of frames instead of one solid small clip that shows very little of the action. I'd like to revert to how it loaded previously.
Thanks so much Rich - that totally worked! Hoorah! :-)
Cherry1050,
Can't be done.
If each frame were displayed you would have a timeline a mile long.
-- Rich
Hats in the air! :)
-- Rich
Thanks Rich! I had this same question for over a month! As usual, it was an easy fix, but if you don't know it, it's frustrating. Many, many thanks!
Rosemary
Glad I could help, Rosemary. :)
-- Rich
Clips are not showing timeline in IMovie, only as one solid clip
