【正文】 lect the file you want to import187。 You can also copy and paste clips between movies.?Using the Import Command187。 Importing an image or clip can be as easy as dragging it into your movie from the desktop. 187。 Images187。re importing footage from a standard definition (DV), high definition (HDV), or Apple iSight camera. 187。t need to choose a video format. 187。 Create a Magic iMovieStarting a New Project187。 Create a new project167。 In this way, you can extend or move a clip and remove adjoining footage in the same move.?Getting StartediMovie187。 But, if you hold down the Command key as you drag, you overwrite the adjacent clip with the clip you39。 If you place the pointer near the center of the clip, you can drag the clip without trimming any of it. 167。 The trimmed part of the clip is preserved.?Direct Trimming187。 When you place the pointer near one end of the clip and drag toward the center, you trim the clip with one move. 187。 You can also drag clips to your desktop for use in other applications or to copy them into another iMovie HD project.Clips PaneDirect Trimming187。 You can also Optiondrag a clip from the Clips pane to copy the clip into your movie, leaving the original still available in the Clips pane. 187。 You can rename clips and rearrange them to anize them as you plan your project.Clips Pane187。 You can easily delete unwanted clips by dragging clips to the iMovie Trash or selecting them and pressing Delete. 187。 When you first import video, your footage appears in the Clips pane. 187。 Find out the date and time the clip was captured167。 Change the name of the clip167。 You can use the crop markers to select video in a single clip or across several clips. ?Clip Information187。 Drag them left or right to mark the beginning and end of the part that you want to crop, copy, or trim. 187。 Crop markers appear under the scrubber bar whenever you select a clip and hold the pointer just under the scrubber bar. 187。 The triangular control that appears in the scrubber bar and at the top of the timeline viewer is called the playhead. Its position corresponds to the frame in the clip that is displayed in the iMovie monitor. 187。You use the crop markers to select frames in a clip. 187。You can drag the playhead along the scrubber bar to browse the frames, or scrub, in your movie. ?Scrubber Bar187。The scrubber bar below the iMovie monitor represents the total length of a selected clip. 187。 Use the timeline viewer to position and edit audio and video. 187。 The timeline viewer below the iMovie monitor displays the movie39。 You can easily drag clips to rearrange them or add clips to the clip viewer by dragging them from the Clips pane. 187。 The clip viewer below the iMovie monitor displays clips in the order that they will appear in your movie. 187。 The location 01:08:15 shows that the frame occurs 1 minute, 8 seconds, and 15 frames into the movie.??187。 When you move the playhead to a frame, the frame39。 A single still image in a video clip is called a frame. 167。 If you copy a section of video, or separate the audio from one piece of your footage and paste it elsewhere, those pieces are also called clips.??187。 Choose a place to save your movieVideo Editing SoftwareiMoveBasic VocabularyGet to know the basicsVideo Clips187。 Choose a place to save your movieSend to DV Camera187。 Choose a place to save your movieSend to the Web187。 Choose a place to save your movieSend in EMail187。 Choose a place to save your movieSave Movie WizardSave Movie WizardSave to CD187。 You can adjust the audio levels between the Audio and Audio/Music tracks (the audio that was captured as part of a video clip on the Audio track, and the audio that was captured or imported and added to the Audio/Music track). Adjusting the audio levels determines which audio will play louder than the other in your movie.Audio EffectsAdjusting AudioMaking the MovieSaving the final project as a movie file that can be sharedSave Movie WizardFinish MovieSave to My Computer187。 Instead of recording narration directly into Windows Movie Maker, you can record your narration with another audio editing program and import audio tracks as you would with music files.167。 Add audio effects. 167。 Narrate the timeline. 167。 On the View menu, click Zoom to Fit. Splitting a ClipUse this tool to split the clip.Combining ClipsTrimming ClipsDrag the sides of the video clip to trim the length.Trimming ClipsTransitionsVideo TransitionsWorking with TransitionsVideo EffectsVideo EffectsWorking with Video EffectsTransitions and Video EffectsTransitionVideo EffectTwo Video EffectsTitles and CreditsAdding Titles and CreditsTitle Before a ClipTitle Overlay Over a Video Clip Credit at the End of the ProjectEnter TextChoose AnimationSelect Font and ColorWorking with AudioAudio Options187。 Add narration that synchronizes with the clips (on the timeline view only). Storyboard ViewTimeline ViewVideo ClipsZooming In and Out187。 Trim the clips to hide unwanted segments (on the timeline view only). 167。 Create transitions between clips. 167。 After you add clips to the storyboard/timeline to create a project, you can do the following: 167。 The storyboard displays the sequence of clips. 167。 Player, or in a Web browser. Rules of Thumb?Be sure to keep all your source files in one folder.?If you need to open your project on another puter, you need both your source files folder and Windows Movie Maker project file.Capturing VideoImporting Video FilesImporting Still ImagesCapturing Images from VideoUse this tool to take a screen shot from a video file.Importing AudioEditing ProjectsUsing tools to edit your projectEditing a Project187。 You can save a movie to your puter or to a recordable CD, send it as an attachment in an message, or save and send it to the Web