John Wasinski
April 27th, 2004, 07:47 AM
Hi there,
Hi! I am doing an ambitious project in iMovie....where I have wound up with (so far) 30 miniDV clips each about a minute long... 30 minutes of miniDV total which adds up to 17GB!
And, I am still going to be adding between 30 to 50 more clips, so I am estimating I will have 50 GB or so!
Now, if this was linear, it would be easy to just combine the clips and export it into quicktime or onto DVD.
However, I need to re-arrange the clips ....sometimes move them around all together... to place certain clips adjacent to each other. I will not have all the information I need to do this until I have all 60 to 80 clips in.
My question is -- is there an easier way to do this? Looks like I am going to have to take my 17GB of footage that I already have, tape it back to a miniDV tape, and so forth... and then find a Mac on campus that has 60GB+ free hard drive space. I have been using a firewire drive that had 20GB space and is now full.
The bad thing is, I will need to spend 2 hours+ to separate the clips again before I can even start moving clips around. Looks like that might be a long, long day. :\ If I can find an appropriate machine, that is.
Any ideas to make things easier? Your thoughts are much appreciated! Thanks so much!
John
Bowling Green State University
Ohio
Hi! I am doing an ambitious project in iMovie....where I have wound up with (so far) 30 miniDV clips each about a minute long... 30 minutes of miniDV total which adds up to 17GB!
And, I am still going to be adding between 30 to 50 more clips, so I am estimating I will have 50 GB or so!
Now, if this was linear, it would be easy to just combine the clips and export it into quicktime or onto DVD.
However, I need to re-arrange the clips ....sometimes move them around all together... to place certain clips adjacent to each other. I will not have all the information I need to do this until I have all 60 to 80 clips in.
My question is -- is there an easier way to do this? Looks like I am going to have to take my 17GB of footage that I already have, tape it back to a miniDV tape, and so forth... and then find a Mac on campus that has 60GB+ free hard drive space. I have been using a firewire drive that had 20GB space and is now full.
The bad thing is, I will need to spend 2 hours+ to separate the clips again before I can even start moving clips around. Looks like that might be a long, long day. :\ If I can find an appropriate machine, that is.
Any ideas to make things easier? Your thoughts are much appreciated! Thanks so much!
John
Bowling Green State University
Ohio