iMovie export

only good feature in imovie 10.0 is the shake reduction however the anti jellow does not work at all and even makes the video worse.Need export as .mov like with imovie 9.0.9

I've gone back to using iMovie 9.0.9, but now I have another issue.

I am unable to add iMovie 9.0.9 to the Launchpad.

• iMovie 9.0.9 is in the Applications folder top level, but does not show up in Launchpad.
• Launchpad's search window shows iMovie 10 but not iMovie 9.0.9
• Dragging and dropping iMovie 9.0.9 over to the Launchpad icon in the Dock doesn't do anything

Any tips?

Can't help with that as I find Launchpad superfluous and don't use it. How about you drag the icon into your dock for easy one click access?

Thanks - yes that works, but I still would like to get this into Launchpad.

As I said I don't use it, but one possibility comes to mind: you didn't buy the old version from MAS - you bought it before there was MAS, so that might be the reason why you can't drag it into Launchpad...... just a random thought.

Hi babowa,

Thank you for reminding that the old version is still there - what a relief!

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Hi,

In my original reply I told about my disappointment regarding iMovie 10.0.1 and the valuable time I lost with it. That part of my message was removed by Host. Obviously this Forum belongs to Apple and they have that right for editing messages though it was a surprise to see that happen to such extent.

However, a question of mine was also removed so I wanted to ask that again: How could I remove the iMovie 10.0.1 from my rMBP in such a way that all related components and registery settings are removed?

I had the same issue and this worked perfectly (and makes sense):

Rebuild the Launchpad database
The Launchpad is actually a component of the OS X Dock, which maintains a couple of databases that determine what applications are to be shown in Launchpad. If these become corrupt then it may not add new applications to Launchpad, or those that were part of Launchpad may not open when clicked or may simply be missing.
To overcome such problems, you can force the Dock to rebuild the Launchpad databases by removing them manually. The databases are in your user library, which you can get to by holding the Option key and choosing Library from the Go menu in the Finder. In here, open the Application Support > Dock folder and remove the files in there (they should have a long string of alphanumeric characters as names). After doing so, log out and log back in to your account, which will make the Dock and Launchpad reset and scan the Applications folders to repopulate Launchpad.

This is from:

http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-57572544-263/how-to-refresh-the-launchpad-i n-os-x/

I had this issue with imovie 10 playback being jerky but I wondered if it was just a resources issue? When I shut down imovie 10 after it had exported my movie, my imac played the exported movie just fine. But if I then re-opened imovie, the jerky playback of the export was back.

I am trying to figure out where my movie is. I see it in the theater, but it is not in my movie or anywhere else I can figure out. My YouTube share no longer works. I want to have a copy on a hard drive and not just iCloud, which is useless because many times I have no internet access. Any ideas? I want to have a .MOV and not Mpeg4.

I did not want this new program, there is little info on how to work it. The same for the upgrade of pages and keynote.

The HELP is awful.

Okay, YouTube does not like this new format. What was apple thinking? any ideas on how I can get that quicktime format to ease YouTube upload.

Thanks for any ideas. I have to get this video up in 3 days.

Have you checked inside your project/event folders? Open the imovie 10 library (show package contents) find the folder cooresponding to your project and look inside it and any subfolders that it may contain.

TBH, apart from looking cooler and all these, iMovie 10 is significantly worse than iMovie 9. When it first came out, (I'm not 100% sure if this is true or not, but this is what I saw) green screen and couple of other features weren't implemented. I downloaded it pretty much as soon as it came out, and I didn't manage to figure out how to fade out audio until today. Seriously, it's just that tiny arrow at the end of the audio clip that allows you to fade out! I don't even think it's possible to fade in :/ I upload my videos made in iMovie to youtube pretty much all the time. Before, when I could export .mov, they would upload very fast, pretty much as fast as it would take to watch the video. Now, however, it takes about 3-4 times as long >.>

I noticed that if I export and upload directly to YouTube in iMovie 10, and then go to YouTube and edit the settings, iMovie 10 actually created a .mov file. But if you directly export as a file to your hard drive, it is mp4.

Hi Guys,

There is NO direct way of saving/exporting a movie file in .MOV to a folder using in iMovie 10.0.3

BUT:

Just save it in .mp4 - then go to your folder where it was saved/exported to, find the file and simply change the file extension from .mp4 to .MOV

That's it! Done!