Is there a way for substituting a photo for a specified number of frames of video and still retain the audio portion of the video? I am using v. 10.0.7 of iMovie and v 10.10.3 of OS X.
That's called a Cut-Away, easy to accomplish, the Manual tells you how:
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0.6/?lang=en#/movf525350f0
That's called a Cut-Away, easy to accomplish, the Manual tells you how:
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0.6/?lang=en#/movf525350f0
Just what the doctor ordered. Guess I wasn't deep enough into the jargon (cut=away) to catch the directions. Many thanks Karsten.
Jeff
JeffCDavis wrote:
∞ Guess I wasn't deep enough into the jargon (cut=away) to catch the directions.
You're Welcome .... 😀
yepp, needs a while to catch up this 'movie makers lingo' , ...
In context of your Q:
Most funny word (and fun when doing it) I learned is 'noddy shots'… hu?
Recording an interview, you record without sound some CU 'neutral faces' ( = nods, "Ahaaa! ") of the interviewer, you can use as Cut-Away when editing the audio of the person and you have to hide cuts ...
Have fun making movies!
Is there a way for substituting a photo for a specified number of frames of video and still retain the audio portion of the video? I am using v. 10.0.7 of iMovie and v 10.10.3 of OS X.
