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Stabilizing and Exporting w/ iMovie

How to smooth out the bumps and export an iMovie file.

Stabilizing and Exporting w/ iMovie

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Step #1:

NextStabilizing and Exporting w/ iMovie
  • Once you have done either of my previous guides or have made an iMovie movie of your own, you will have to do this final tutorial to make it viewable in Quicktime or iTunes.

Step #2:

NextStabilizing and Exporting w/ iMovie
  • In iMovie, select File -> Analyze Video -> Stabilization.

Step #3:

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  • Now wait while iMovie analyzes the clip. A progress bar will come up telling you how much time is left.
  • When it is done, there will be an orange line under the stabilized clip.

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