This may take up to an hour to export depending on the file size.CTRL click on your Project and then click export using QuickTime.Click and drag your event to the new project area.After you are done recording, press Stop and then press Done.It is recommended to choose the lowest resolution under Video Size Record video by going to File and selecting Import from Camera.Start a new event by going to File and selecting New Event (Optional: Give the Event a Name).If the file is not below 250 MB, import the file to iMovie: The recording can be uploaded to Blackboard if under 250 mb.Export versions for Broadband & Wifi, click Save.Give the file a name and choose location to save.Hit the Record button, and Stop when finished.If the file is still over 250 MB, go back to step 7, click Options in the Save Exported File as window, click settings under Video and lower the compressor quality You can then upload this file to Blackboard if below 250 MB.This may take up to an hour to export depending on file size.Give the file a name, for example, movie.mov and specify where to save the movie Click and drag your event to the new project.Create a new project in iMovie by going to File and selecting New Project.Go to File, Import-Movies, Choose the video file to import, and click Import.If the file is still not small enough, import it to iMovie This may take up to an hour to export depending on size Change file type to 480p (smallest resolution).Mac If the video file is already created:
Download HandBrake open source video transcoder.Windows Movie Maker is no longer available by Microsoft.
CONVERT AND COMPRESS VIDEO FILES FREE QUICKTIME HOW TO
View the step-by-step instructions below to find out how to compress video files for your specific operating system. Compression may be required when uploading video files into Blackboard or sending via email.
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