Setting of the Poster Frame in iMovie 10.3

Has the setting of the Poster Frame in iMovie 10.3 ever been solved?

Posted on Jan 13, 2022 11:02 AM

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Jan 14, 2022 12:38 PM in response to burnin' rio

I remember some time back a poster said he made a wedding video for his friend's father's wedding. It was a second marriage. The former wife attended and iMovie unchangeably selected the former wife's photo for the movie's Poster Frame. Needless to say, that that poster wished that iMovie had a feature to change the poster frame. Maybe they'll bring it back.


-- Rich

Jan 14, 2022 10:35 AM in response to burnin' rio

Actually, it would be great if iMovie had a feature that would allow for setting the Poster Frame. Unfortunately it doesn't. As you probably know, iMovie chooses a frame at the midpoint of the movie to set the poster frame. One way to change the poster frame is to insert a clip or rearrange or trim the clips, so that a frame in the midpoint of the movie is satisfactory. Or you can add a black background at the end of the movie to change the midpoint. Goofy, I know. But hopefully Apple will add the poster frame feature in a future iteration.


Sorry that the emogis translated to ??? on your email. I didn't realize that that could happen.


-- Rich

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Setting of the Poster Frame in iMovie 10.3

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