[MacDV] newbie questions

[Robert Schoenburg]

Russ,

One way to handle this is to break up the project into two smaller projects.
Create a new project in iMovie. Call it Part Two. Quit iMovie. Now, drag
half the captured clips from the old project's media folder into the media
folder for Part Two. When you open the old project, iMovie will complain
about missing clips. Just keep clicking okay. When you open the Part Two
project, iMovie will tell you that it found new clips. Accept them.

Hope this helps.

Bob

> Ok, my son is making a video of our local elementary school talent show.
> It is 2 hours 11 min long, we edited in iMovie 2 and exported to quicktime.
> 
> then found out it is too long for iDVD to make a DVD from.
> 
> also the audio lost sync at about 3/4 the way thru the movie.
> 
> any suggestions or step by step instructions on the web to reccommend
> 
> iMovie
> iDVD
> os 9.22 or 10.23
> mac 933 Quicksilver
> 120 GB drive just for data
> 13GB for system
> 60 for all else
> 1.25 GB RAM
> 
> Thanks,
> Russ Weitz
> 
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