【正文】 Click the button again to stop record。 Click the Record button next to the input meter and speak into your microphone.167。Choose Edit Split Video Clip at Playhead or Split Selected Audio Clip at Playhead.Recording a Voiceover187。 Position your pointer at one end of the audio clip until it changes shape, then drag to where you want the audio clip to start or end.Splitting an Audio Clip187。 Select the audio clip in the timeline viewer.187。 Click Place at Playhead.”187。Choose iMovie Sound Effects from the popup menu.Adding Sound187。Move the playhead in the timeline viewer to the frame where you want to hear the sound effect.187。 Make your modifications in the pane you selected.187。 If you want to select all your transitions at once, select a transition and choose Edit Select Similar Clips.187。 Choose File Revert to Saved to undo all of the changes made to a project since the last time you saved it.Edit Existing Effects187。 Choose Edit Undo to remove your last change. Continue choosing Undo to cancel your previous changes one by one.187。Repeat any of the above steps until you have the effect the way you want it.187。Adjust the effect with any other available sliders (some effects have more options).187。 Click the Effects button and select a video effect.187。 Select the clip or clips you want to alter.167。 Click Preview to see how the title will look.187。 Choose a font style for the title from the popup menu, and drag the text size slider to make the text larger or smaller.187。 Text187。 Type the text you want in the text field.187。 Select a title style from the titles list.187。 Text187。 Click Preview to see how the transition looks.187。 Set the duration of the transition using the Speed slider.187。 EffectsTransitions Between Clips187。To select multiple clips, hold down the Shift key (or the Command key for discontiguous clips) while you click the clips.167。To delete footage:167。Select the clip in the timeline viewer or clip viewer.187。To quickly rewind, you can press the Home key on your keyboard.167。 Choose Edit Select None.167。JPEG or PICT formatPlaying Your Whole Movie187。 Display the image you want to export in the iMovie monitor.167。 Click Update.Capturing a Still Image187。 Click the Photos button to open the Photos pane.167。To remove the pan and zoom effect from a rendered image:167。 Make the final pan and zoom changes your image needs.Removing Pan amp。 Set up the pan and zoom effect you want.167。 Click the Photos button and make sure the Ken Burns Effect checkbox is selected.167。 Zoom Settings187。 Click Preview to see the overall effect, and repeat the above steps to make adjustments.187。 Hold the pointer over the image until a hand appears, then press the mouse button and drag to the point at which you want to end the pan.187。 Click End.Adding Motion to an Image187。 Use the Zoom slider to move to the starting point for a zoom.187。s not selected.187。 You can drag the clip to where you want it to appear in your movie. Adding Motion to a PhotographAdding Motion to an Image187。 You can use the Ken Burns Effect to resize or crop an image without adding motion.187。 Click Set.Adding Motion to an Image187。 Choose File Show Info.167。To change a black clip to color:167。Select the Fast/Slow/Reverse effect and choose the options you want.187。Select the clip or clips in the clip viewer or timeline viewer.187。Click Set.Changing Direction amp。Doubleclick the clip in the clip viewer or timeline viewer.187。Select a clip and position the playhead where you want to divide the clip.187。If you trim too much from the clip, you can drag the end of the clip again to lengthen it. The trimmed frames are not lost.167。 Position the pointer over the end of the clip until you see the pointer change.167。 To trim a video clip using direct trimming:167。 Position the playhead where the pasted clip should start and choose Advanced Paste Over at Playhead. 167。 When you position the playhead within a clip and choose Paste, the clip is split at the playhead and the pasted video, along with its soundtrack, appears as a new clip at that point (pushing the remaining portion of the split clip back in the timeline.)187。 Choose Edit Paste.Cutting, Copying, amp。 Select the video clip or frame range you want to cut or copy, then choose Edit Cut or Copy.167。 Pasting187。 Tip: To precisely adjust the crop marker position, click a marker to select it and press the Left or Right Arrow key to move the crop marker one frame at a time. 167。 You can crop a clip by selecting it in the Clips pane, clip viewer, or timeline viewer and dragging the crop markers below the scrubber bar to indicate where you want your clip to begin and end. 187。 To move the crop marker one frame at a time, select a crop marker by Shiftclicking or dragging it and then press the Left or Right Arrow key. 187。 Select the clip (or clips).187。Choose and album from the popup menu187。Select a frame rate from the “New Project frame rate” popup menuSetting a Default Frame RateAdding Photos from iPhoto Library187。Choose iMovie HD Preferences187。 For example, standard definition video in NTSC format uses a frame rate of frames per second, whereas PAL format uses a frame rate of 25 frames per second. 167。 Click CreateSetting a Default Frame Rate187。 In the Create Project dialog, click the “Video format” triangle to display format options187。 HDV 1080iTo Specify a Video Format187。 iSight187。 DV PAL Widescreen187。 DV PAL187。Choose Edit PasteSupported Video Formats187。Select the clips and choose Edit Copy187。 Audio files must be in AIFF format or another format that works with QuickTime.Importing a Clip from Another iMovie Project187。 iMovie HD supports importing video in mon formats, such as standard definition and wide screen formats (NTSC and PAL), high definition formats (HDV 720p and 1080i), MPEG4, and clips from Apple39。Se