SlashGear for iPad and iPhone
RSS Feed

‘iMovie’ Stories

iMovie 1.3 for iOS Review

, Mar 7th 2012 Discuss [6]

The newest update to iMovie was announced right alongside the first glimpse we had at “The new iPad”, also known as the iPad 3, and with this update came updates that include 1080p video support, nine Theater view templates, and a selection of high quality soundtracks. This update brings these lovely abilities to both of the two newest iPad models, iPhone 4 and later, and the 4th generation of iPod touch. This update also requires that you download iOS 5.1, an software upgrade that’s being pushed to all compatible devices the day of its announcement as well.

UPDATE: SlashGear’s review of the new iPad here.

Read The Full Story

Apple introduces iPhoto for iPad, updates iMovie and iWork

, Mar 7th 2012 Discuss [1]

Apple is pretty busy showing off plenty of new apps and games for what they are simply calling “the new iPad” and have just detailed a few important ones. Announcing the extremely popular iPhoto is available for the iPad and will only be $4.99 — available today. If you didn’t think you could create on the iPad before, you certainly can now. Plenty of new features are available not to mention updates to iMovie, iWork, and Garage band.

Read The Full Story

Avid Studio for iPad takes on iMovie

, Feb 2nd 2012 Discuss [5]

Apple's iMovie for iPad has some serious competition this morning, with video editing heavyweight Avid releasing Avid Studio for iPad. The new app, which comes in at under five bucks [iTunes link], brings video manipulation tools from Avid's pro range of software to the iOS slate, accessing media stored on the iPad itself or imported via Apple's Camera Connection Kit, and allowing clips to be combined using 3D animations, transitions, titles and soundtracks. Read The Full Story

iMovie On iPad 2 Not Compatible With Camcorder Video

, Mar 23rd 2011 Discuss [10]

Anyone who has used iMovie has dealt with some frustration when trying to use video clips that aren’t encoded to work the program. Apple updated a support document for iMovie for iOS that addressed some user’s complaints about certain video clips not showing up in the media browser. These videos are probably taken and imported by non-Apple devices through a connection kit or iTunes to your Apple device. Read The Full Story

iPhone 4, iPad 2, and iMovie Make Breaking News Footage

, Mar 18th 2011 Discuss [13]

With the iPad 2 having just touched down a week ago, with many still without the device, creative feats are already surfacing from the first music video to now the first breaking news footage. A Minneapolis resident, Robert Stephens, who also happens to be co-founder of Geek Squad, was on his way to work when he recorded a gas explosion on his iPhone 4, which he then edited using iMovie on his iPad 2. The footage then made it onto CNN and MSNBC. Read The Full Story

iMovie for original iPad hack discovered

, Mar 11th 2011 Discuss [1]

While the iPad 2 is undoubtedly a slick piece of hardware the real magic is in the software, and apps like iMovie for iPad do a great job of demonstrating that. Unfortunately, Apple has decided that first-gen iPad owners can't share in the iMovie goodness, which is a red-rag to the iOS hacking community. They've come up with a method to install iMovie on the original iPad, though right now it's not entirely polished. Read The Full Story

Canon and Apple collaboration: Final Cut, Photo Stream or something else?

, Mar 10th 2011 Discuss [0]

  Canon and Apple are reportedly collaborating together on a project with mutual overlap, though the exact nature of the partnership is currently unknown. CanonRumors' source couldn't say what product(s) might be in the pipeline, though there are several areas in which there's potential for Canon's involvement. The spring update to Final Cut is a likely possibility, tipped for a "dramatic and ambitious" update, though iMovie - now also on the iPad and iPhone 4 - could be another. Read The Full Story

iMovie for iPad revealed

, Mar 2nd 2011 Discuss [0]

Apple's is taking on criticisms that its tablet is only intended for content consumption, and alongside the iPad 2 it has also unveiled iMovie for iPad. Set to go on sale on March 11 - alongside the iPad 2 - for $4.99 in the App Store, it allows for video editing of the 720p HD video the new slate's rear camera can record, with a precision editor and support for multitrack audio. Read The Full Story

iMovie ’11 blocks studio names over new Movie Trailer intros

, Oct 22nd 2010 Discuss [1]

One of iMovie '11's more entertaining additions is the new array of movie studio titles, each less-than-subtly cribbed from an authentic studio.  Don't assume you can pass off your latest lolcat clip as the handiwork of Paramount or Universal, however; TUAW discovered that Apple censorware in iMovie '11 strips out any mention of the matching studio when you go to render the clip. Read The Full Story

Geek ports iMovie to iPhone 3GS

, Jun 30th 2010 Discuss [0]

There were lots of iPhone users who were excited about iMovie on the iPhone. There were also many iPhone 3GS users who were disappointed to hear that the iMovie app was for the iPhone 4 only. Read The Full Story

iMovie for iPhone 4 arrives in iTunes

, Jun 24th 2010 Discuss [0]

No great surprise, given it'll only work with the freshly launched iPhone 4, but iMovie for iPhone has popped up in iTunes [iTunes link].  Priced at $4.99 in the US or £2.99 in the UK, the app allows for on-handset video editing, including clip trimming, themes - of which there are five preloaded - complete with transitions and titles, and the ability to add in background music and photos (along with Ken Burns panning). Read The Full Story

Apple iMovie is Coming to iPhone 4

, Jun 7th 2010 Discuss [0]

The hits just keep on coming from Apple, as Steve Jobs continues to command the stage at WWDC 2010. While the iPhone 4 was probably the biggest (even if most expected) piece of news announced today, another heavy hitter just hit the stage. The iPHone 4′s camera can take HD video up to 720p, at 30fps, but what good is that if you can’t edit those movies from your phone, right? That’s where iMovie for iPhone comes in, ladies and gentlemen.

Read The Full Story