This page is about iMovie, versions 1-6. It's NOT for iMovie '08 or later.
iMovie is a digital video
editing software package from Apple
Computer. http://www.apple.com/imovie/
It's included when you buy a new Mac.
Daniel Slagle has put together a great "Unofficial" iMovie FAQ and an iMovie web log
Questions about iMovie? See Apple Discussions
You need StuffIt Expander 7.0 or later to unpack .sit files. For the iMovie 5-6 titles, you just double-click in the Finder.
I have written alternatives to Apple's Centered Title as well as Subtitle.
Apple's Centered Title has one line of large text and one line of smaller text. My two alternatives has two lines of equal size or a small line above a larger line, respectively.
Apple's Subtitle has a gray background all across the picture. My subtitle has a gray background behind the text only.
For iMovie 2-4: LT iMovie Titles.sit (340kB)
For iMovie 5-6 (and including Intel Macs): LT iMovie 5-6 titles.zip
I have written four Applescript applications that helps iMovie users with files that iMovie won't recognize. iMovie won't import certain types of JPEG files or certain types of MP3 files. Clip files or project files that lost their iMovie identity can also be fixed. The identity might be lost when someone tries to fix a corrupt project file or when transferring files via a media that doesn't handle Macintosh specific file info.
iMovie
file
fixers for OS 9.sit (28kB)
iMovie
file
fixers for OS X.sit (84kB)
Users can have difficulty creating a PAL project, especially if they run iMovie and/or OS from an NTSC country. Here is an empty PAL project to get started using PAL.
This page updated 22 March 2009