Is that still the case with later versions? When I feed AIC or ProRes from an external A/D-device to iMovie (i.e. With Apple TV+s Tetris, movies about video games, from Farmvilles origins to the 16-bit console wars of the 1990s, could be the next big thing. Design your masterpiece from scratch or get help shaping your story with the new Magic Movie and Storyboards on iPhone or iPad.
Try It Free 7 days free, then 6.99/month. Edit videos on the fly or explore iMovie on your Mac. The Home of Apple Originals Enjoy star-studded, award-winning series, films, and more. I read that iMovie 8 converted all captured stuff automatically and threw away half the horizontal resolution. With iMovie, it’s never been easier to create memorable, cinemaquality videos and let your imagination run wild. Vn phòng S hu trí tu Bc Kinh, Trung Quc cho rng iPhone 6 và iPhone 6 Plus nhái thit k ca mt bng sáng ch do công ty Trung. but 4k gets more and more popular in the amatuer ligue too., Pana FZ1000 just to mention. u nm nay, chính ph Trung Quc ã chn dch v iBooks và iMovies ca Apple ti quc gia này do lo ngi v nguy c an ninh. (iMovies Big Brother FCPX does support these standards. feedback about future-proof '4k/UHD'-support is actually a bit vague. But some vDSLR go beyond, so check fora, wether your choice is supported (Apples doens't list ANY avail camera, just the few tested ones. The actual version of iMovie supports any actual device, which is within the AVCHD v2 standards - so, up to 1080/60p with 28mbps is fine. 😉Īdvice is still valueable, except, iM10 doesn't have to use AIC anymore. There's so much misinformation out there.Īlthough you're in a three old thread.
I'll soon be in the market for a new DSLR for a video rig and the list of supported cameras via iMovie is small and seems to have left out quite a few compatible and very good units.
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