JVC Everio GZ-HD30 User Manual
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Macintosh 5
FAQ
If you are experiencing difficulties, please consult this section first.
If you cannot find the solution here, please consult the [Help] menu in iMovie.
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iMovie HD (version 6)
Q
: I cannot import a video file (file extension .TOD) into iMovie.
A
: Check your version of iMovie.
If you are using iMovie HD (version 6), you can edit video files (file extension .TOD) directly in high-
definition. If you are using iMovie ’08, you can download iMovie HD (version 6) free of charge from the
Apple website.
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/imovieHD6.html
Q
: How much free space do I need on my hard disk to import files into iMovie HD (version 6)?
A
: You will need approximately 8–0 times the size of the video file (file extension .TOD) you will import
(maximum 0 GB).
Q
: How much time do I need to import files into iMovie HD (version 6)?
A
: That will differ depending on your computer. However, it often takes approximately
4–10 times the
recorded video length to import video files (file extension .TOD).
Q
: iMovie HD operations are unstable.
A
: It is recommended that you edit your videos on the latest Macintosh systems. It is also recommended
that you use the latest versions of QuickTime Player and iMovie HD (version 6).
Q
: I cannot edit in [1920x1080i] aspect ratio.
A
: This is due to iMovie HD (version 6) specifications. iMovie HD (version 6) can handle videos up to
[0x080i] aspect ratio.