Re: How to create a "video" out of an audio clip and a still image?

I found TunestoTube.com and that did the trick. But thanks also for the hints, I will use them in the future! Bill On Tuesday, January 3, 2017 at 9:19:57 AM UTC-5, tiik wrote: > > It's pretty easy. > > Just Import or DRAG a photo jpeg to iMovie. > It can be related to your audio file...you

Re: How to create a "video" out of an audio clip and a still image?

It's pretty easy. Just Import a photo jpef to iMovie. It can be related to your audio file...you know...whatever you'd want peeps to look at for the duration. Or, create a file...like a black background and white type with info about the audio and whatever else you want on it. If you know how

Re: How to create a "video" out of an audio clip and a still image?

It's pretty easy. Just Import or DRAG a photo jpeg to iMovie. It can be related to your audio file...you know...whatever you'd want peeps to look at for the duration. Or, create a file...like a black background and white type with info about the audio and whatever else you want on it. If you

Re: How to create a "video" out of an audio clip and a still image?

You might find this free course from alison.com helpfull. It covers all the in's and out's of digital video editing to produce professional presentations with software that already come default on most boot camp computers. Enjoy and give us something good. Enjoyed your post. On Tue, Dec 27,

Re: How to create a "video" out of an audio clip and a still image?

https://alison.com/courses/Windows-Movie-Maker-How-to-Edit-Videos On Tue, Dec 27, 2016 at 9:46 AM, Alexander McAuley wrote: > You might find this free course from alison.com helpfull. It covers all > the in's and out's of digital video editing to produce professional >

Re: How to create a "video" out of an audio clip and a still image?

While I am not an iMovie guy I am definitely video guy. You could look in the help file for extending still. You could feel around on the menus for "proerties. but try just grabbing the edge of it on the timeline and dragging it until it fills the timeline. You could also probably find 100