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I have made a short video from photos that runs about 5 minutes and I would like to be able to have it loop at the end. I see options to have particular components of it look but cant figure out how to have the whole thing continually loop.
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.4), 15" I7 Processor
If you export it to a quicktime file you can open it up in quicktime afterwards and go to the view menu and select the loop option. Your video will continually loop with that option selected.
If you export it to a quicktime file you can open it up in quicktime afterwards and go to the view menu and select the loop option. Your video will continually loop with that option selected.
Looping is a function of the player, not the editor.
So you need to Share your project. Do SHARE/EXPORT MOVIE in whatever size you need. Give it a name and store it in a place you can find it (like your desktop).
Then open it in QuickTime Player X. In QuickTime Player, click VIEW/LOOP.
You could also loop it in iTunes.
Thanks Guys - I was viewing it in Quicktime but didn't know I could make the changes there. I did it and it works Great !!
Thanks !!
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