iMovie ′08 & iDVD: The Missing Manual - Brossura

The Missing Credits; About the Author; About the Creative Team; Acknowledgments; The Missing Manual Series; For Starters; Introduction; The Difficult Birth of iMovie ’08; iDVD; About This Book; The Very Basics; Shooting Great Video; Chapter 1: A Field Guide to Camcorders; 1.1 Meet Digital Video; 1.2 What’s It Good For?; 1.3 Tape vs. Tapeless; 1.4 High Definition; 1.5 AVCHD, MPEG-2, and Other Such Jargon; 1.6 Camcorder Features: Which Are Worthwhile?; 1.7 Where and How to Buy; 1.8 The Long-Term Storage Problem; Chapter 2: Turning Home Video into Pro Video; 2.1 Film vs. Videotape; 2.2 Film-Technique Crash Course; 2.3 Get the Shot; 2.4 Replace the Microphone; 2.5 Limit Zooming and Panning; 2.6 Keep the Camera Steady; 2.7 Video Lighting: A Crash Course; 2.8 Keep It in Focus; 2.9 Video Composition: A Crash Course; Chapter 3: Special Event Filming; 3.1 Interviews; 3.2 Music Videos; 3.3 Live Stage Performances; 3.4 Speeches; 3.5 Sports; 3.6 Photos and Old Movies; 3.7 Weddings; 3.8 Actual Scripted Films; Editing in iMovie; Chapter 4: Importing Video; 4.1 iMovie: The Application; 4.2 Getting into iMovie; 4.3 Importing from a Tape Camcorder; 4.4 Importing from Tapeless Camcorders; 4.5 Importing from DVD Camcorders; 4.6 Recording Live from a Camcorder or iSight Camera; 4.7 Importing Old iMovie Projects; 4.8 Dragging Video In from the Finder; 4.9 Importing Footage from Non-DV Tapes; Chapter 5: The Lay of the Land; 5.1 The Concept of Movie Projects; 5.2 Creating a Project; 5.3 Aspect Ratios: The Missing Manual; 5.4 All About Events; 5.5 Four Ways to Remodel Your Workspace; Chapter 6: Building the Movie; 6.1 Phase 1: Review Your Clips (Skim + Play); 6.2 Phase 3: Build the Storyboard; 6.3 Phase 2–3 (Alternate): Paint-to-Insert; 6.4 Phase 4: Fine-Tune the Edit; 6.5 Storyboard Playback; 6.6 Full-Screen Playback; 6.7 Rearranging Video; 6.8 Copying and Pasting Video; 6.9 Shortening or Lengthening Clips; 6.10 Splitting a Clip; Chapter 7: Video Chunks: Keywords, Favorites, and Rejects; 7.1 Marking Favorites and Rejects: Two-Step Method; 7.2 Marking Favorites and Rejects: One-Step Method; 7.3 Unmarking; 7.4 Selecting Marked Footage; 7.5 Hiding and Showing Favorites and Rejects; 7.6 Keywords; 7.7 The Keyword Filter; 7.8 Deleting Footage for Good; 7.9 Space Saver; Chapter 8: Transitions; 8.1 About Transitions; 8.2 When Not to Use Transitions; 8.3 Two Ways to “Transish”; 8.4 Creating Individual Transition Effects; 8.5 A Long Discussion of Transition Lengths; 8.6 Automatic Transitions; 8.7 Transitions: The iMovie Catalog; Chapter 9: Color Fixes, Cropping, and Rotating; 9.1 Phase 1: Select the Clip, Find the Frame; 9.2 Phase 2: The Video Adjustments Panel; 9.3 Introduction to the Histogram; 9.4 Cropping Video; 9.5 Rotating Video; Chapter 10: Titles, Subtitles, and Credits; 10.1 Setting Up a Title; 10.2 Font, Size, and Style; 10.3 Checking the Result; 10.4 Editing or Deleting a Title; Chapter 11: Narration, Music, and Sound; 11.1 Two Kinds of Audio; 11.2 Adding Audio to the Storyboard; 11.3 Background Music; 11.4 Sound Effects (Pinned Music); 11.5 Recording Narration; 11.6 Extracting Audio from Video; 11.7 Volume Adjustments; 11.8 Editing Audio in GarageBand; Chapter 12: Photos; 12.1 Importing Still Images; 12.2 The Photos Browser; 12.3 Two Ways to Add Photos; 12.4 The Dimensions of an iMovie Photo; 12.5 Crop, Fit, Rotate; 12.6 The Ken Burns Effect; 12.7 Creating Still Images from Footage; 12.8 Exporting a Still Frame; Chapter 13: Advanced Editing; 13.1 The Power of Editing; 13.2 Popular Editing Techniques; 13.3 Back and Forth to iMovie 6; Finding Your Audience; Chapter 14: Exporting to iPod, iPhone, Apple TV, or Front Row; 14.1 Exporting the Movie to iTunes; 14.2 From iTunes to iPod, iPhone, Etc.; Chapter 15: Exporting to YouTube and the Web; 15.1 Method 1: iMovie → YouTube; 15.2 Method 2: iMovie → .Mac Web Gallery; 15.3 Custom Web Pages: Three Roads; 15.4 Method 3: iMovie → iWeb; 15.5 Method 4: HomePage; 15.6 Method 5: Posting a Movie on Your Own Web Site; Chapter 16: From iMovie to QuickTime; 16.1 Understanding QuickTime; 16.2 The Export Pop-up Menu; 16.3 The Video Codecs: A Catalog; 16.4 Saving a QuickTime Movie; Chapter 17: QuickTime Player; 17.1 QuickTime Player (Free Version); 17.2 QuickTime Player Pro; 17.3 Advanced QuickTime Pro: Track Tricks; iDVD ’08; Chapter 18: iDVD Basics; 18.1 Why iDVD?; 18.2 What You’re In For; 18.3 Phase 1: Prepare Your Video; 18.4 Phase 2: Export from iMovie; 18.5 Phase 3: Insert Chapter Markers; 18.6 Phase 4: Design the Menu Screen; 18.7 Phase 5: Add Your Movies; 18.8 Phase 6: Burning Your DVD; 18.9 OneStep DVDs, Magic iDVDs; Chapter 19: DVD Menus, Slideshows, and the Map; 19.1 Adding Movies; 19.2 Submenus (“Folders”); 19.3 The DVD Map—and Autoplay; 19.4 DVD Slideshows; Chapter 20: Designing iDVD Themes; 20.1 iDVD’s Built-in Themes; 20.2 Editing Buttons; 20.3 Editing Text; 20.4 Editing Backgrounds; 20.5 Menu Audio; 20.6 Saving Favorites; Chapter 21: Advanced iDVD; 21.1 iDVD: The DVD-ROM Maker; 21.2 Uncover Your DVD Project File; 21.3 AppleScripting iDVD; 21.4 Archiving Your Project; 21.5 Disk Images; 21.6 Professional Duplicating; Appendixes; iMovie ’08, Menu by Menu; iMovie Menu; File Menu; Edit Menu; View Menu; Text Menu; Share Menu; Window Menu; Help Menu; Troubleshooting; Two Golden Rules; General iMovie Troubleshooting; Starting Up and Importing; Editing; Exporting; Where to Get Help; Master Keyboard Shortcut List; Panes, Panels, and Windows; Event Browser and Storyboard; Playback; Editing; Working with Clips; Music and Audio; Editing Titles; Visual Cheat Sheet; Colophon;