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Understanding the iMovie Workspace 120

Get Video to Use in iMovie 121

Import Video from a Tape-based Camcorder 122

Import Video from a Memory-based Camcorder 124

Import Video from Your Computer 126

View a Clip 128

View a Clip at Full Screen 130

Mark a Clip as a Favorite 132

Reject a Clip 133

Show Different Types of Clips 134

Delete a Clip 135

35 Mansf eld Mansf eld Importing and Organizing Movies chapter 7 WORKING WITH iMOVIE ’09 Create a Project 136

Add a Clip to a Project 138

Rearrange Clips in a Project 140

Trim a Clip in a Project 141

Insert a Clip .142

Split a Clip 144

Find the Source of Clip 145

Add a Transition Between Clips 146

Edit a Transition 148

Use the Precision Editor 150

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Editing Movies

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Add Background Music 166

Add a Sound Effect 168

Adjust Volume 170

Add a Beat Marker 172

Synchronize Content to Beats 174

Record a Voiceover 176

Adding Audio to Movies chapter 9 Add a Video Effect to a Clip 178

Adjust Color and Lighting in a Clip 180

Adjust the Speed of a Clip 182

Reverse a Clip 184

Stabilize a Clip 186

Apply a Theme to a Project 190

Add a Picture-In-Picture Effect 192

Add an Animated Travel Map 194

Add a Green-Screen Effect 196

Organize Clips Using Keywords 198

San Francisco Rome Adding Special Effects to Movies chapter 10 Crop a Clip 152

Rotate a Clip 154

Add a Title 156

Edit a Title 158

Add Closing Credits 160

Add a Still Photo 162

Adjust the Ken Burns Effect 164

Understanding the GarageBand Workspace 208

Create a New Project 210

Browse for and Preview Loops 212

Add a Loop to the Timeline 214

Repeat a Region 216

Split or Join Regions 218

Create an Arrange Region 220

Edit Using Arrange Regions 222

Play a Project 224

Change the Volume 226

Mute Tracks 228

Adjust the Pitch .230

Edit Musical Notes 232

Add an Effect 234

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Publish a Movie to a MobileMe Gallery 202

Publish a Movie to YouTube 204

Sharing a Movie

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Create a Magic GarageBand Song 236

Set Up an Electric Guitar Track 238

Customize an Amp 240

Arrange Stompboxes 242

Set Up a Real Instrument Track 244

Set Up a Software Instrument Track 246

Play Music with a Computer Keyboard 248

Record an Instrument 250

Set the Metronome 252

Record Multiple Takes 254

Recording Music chapter 13 Save a Song to iTunes 256

Export a Song to a File 258

Create a Ringtone for an iPhone 260

Burn a Project to CD 262

Create a Podcast .264

Add a Podcast to a Web Page 268

Sharing Music chapter 14 Understanding the Lesson Workspace 270

Take a Piano Lesson .272

Take a Guitar Lesson 276

Download a Lesson 280

Adjust Lesson Volumes 282

Learning to Play Music

Understanding the iWeb Workspace 292

Create a New Site 294

Create a New Page 296

Change the Theme 298

Control Navigation on a Page 299

Change Page Dimensions 300

Change the Background 302

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Format Text 306

Align Page Text 308

Add a Hyperlink 310

Add an Image 312

Resize an Image 314

Mask an Image 316

Insert a Shape 318

Wrap Text Around an Image 320

ALIGN RIGHT ALIGN LEFT Editing Web Site Content chapter 17 Customize the Lesson Window 284

Turn On Easy View for Piano 286

Switch to Left-Handed Guitar 287

Repeat Part of a Lesson 288

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Understanding the iDVD Workspace 356

Create a New Project 358

Change Preferences 360

Create a Magic DVD 362

Create a OneStep DVD .364

Creating a DVD Project chapter 20 WORKING WITH iDVD Add an E-mail Button 322

Insert a Movie 324

Insert an Audio Clip 326

Create a Blog 328

Create a Podcast .332

Create a Photo Album 336

Organize Multiple Albums 338

Create a MobileMe Photo Gallery 340

Insert a Google Map 342

Insert a Countdown Clock 344

Insert an RSS Feed 345

Adding Custom Features to a Web Site chapter 18 Test Your Web Pages 346

Publish a Site Using FTP 348

Publish a Site to MobileMe 350

Share Site Updates on Facebook 352

Publishing a Web Site

Add a Movie 366

Add a Slideshow 368

Add Music to a Slideshow 370

Add Media to a Drop Zone 372

Autofill Drop Zones 374

Edit Media in a Drop Zone .375

Customize a Button 376

Add a Submenu 378

Change Menu Settings 380

Use Map View 382

Editing a DVD Project chapter 21 Preview a Project 384

Burn a Project to DVD 386

Create a Disc Image 388

Archive a Project 390

Sharing a DVD Project

Do you look at the pictures in a book or newspaper

before anything else on a page? Would you rather see

an image instead of read about how to do something?

Search no further This book is for you Opening Teach

Yourself VISUALLY iLife ’09 allows you to read less and

learn more about iLife

Who Needs This Book

This book is for a reader who has never used this

particular technology or application It is also for more

computer literate individuals who want to expand their

knowledge of the different features that iLife has to

offer

Book Organization

Teach Yourself VISUALLY iLife ’09 has 22 chapters and

is divided into 6 parts

Part I, Introducing iLife ’09, introduces you to the suite

of applications that make up iLife: iPhoto ’09, iMovie

’09, GarageBand ’09, iWeb ’09, and iDVD It teaches you

basics about the Mac workspace and how to start an

iLife application It also briefly explains how you import

and work with different digital media using the iLife

programs

Part II, Working with iPhoto ’09, shows you how to

organize, optimize, and share digital photos on your

Mac using the image editor in iLife ’09 You can import

photos from your digital camera and organize them by

event, location, or the people in the photos Editing

tools let you improve the color and lighting in photos,

whereas keepsakes enable you to create photo books,

calendars, and more

Part III, Working with iMovie ’09, teaches you how to

assemble video clips and still photos into

professional-looking movies using the video editor in iLife ’09 It

shows you how to organize your content on the

timeline, add background music and sound effects, and

fine-tune transitions between scenes When you are

finished with your project, you can share your movie on

a DVD, your Web site, or YouTube

Part IV, Working with GarageBand ’09, introduces you

to the audio editor in iLife ’09 GarageBand lets you build songs using hundreds of prerecorded loops or from music recorded from a guitar, a piano, and other instruments You can save your projects to music CDs, move them to iTunes, or use them in other iLife applications The Learn to Play feature teaches you guitar or piano with instructional videos

Part V, Working with iWeb ’09, covers how to build

cutting-edge Web sites that feature photo galleries, blogs, podcasts, and more A variety of themes let you get the look and feel you want, and page templates mean you do not have to start your pages from scratch You create your pages by dragging and dropping photos, movies, and music from the different iLife libraries You can publish your site to your own Web server or Apple’s MobileMe service

Part VI, Working with iDVD, shows you how to create

DVDs that feature digital media created in the iLife applications You can showcase movies from iMovie and slideshows of images from iPhoto iDVD comes with dozens of themes that provide graphics, animations, and buttons for your DVD projects

Chapter Organization

This book consists of sections, all listed in the book’s

table of contents A section is a set of steps that show

you how to complete a specific computer task

Each section, usually contained on two facing pages, has an introduction to the task at hand, a set of full-color screen shots and steps that walk you through the task, and a set of tips This format allows you to quickly look at a topic of interest and learn it instantly

Chapters group together three or more sections with a common theme A chapter may also contain pages that give you the background information needed to understand the sections in a chapter

What You Need to Use This Book

A Mac computer with iLife ’09 installed iLife ’09 requires Mac OS X version 10.5.6 or later, 512MB of RAM (1GB recommended), approximately 4GB of available disk space, and an Intel, PowerPC G5, or PowerPC G4 processor (867MHz or faster)

How to use this book

Using the Mouse

This book uses the following conventions to describe

the actions you perform when using the mouse:

Click

Press your left mouse button once You generally click

your mouse on something to select something on the

screen

Double-click

Press your left mouse button twice Double-clicking

something on the computer screen generally opens

whatever item you have double-clicked

Right-click

Press your right mouse button When you right-click

anything on the computer screen, the program displays

a shortcut menu containing commands specific to the

selected item

Click and Drag, and Release the Mouse

Move your mouse pointer and hover it over an item on

the screen Press and hold down the left mouse button

Now, move the mouse to where you want to place the

item and then release the button You use this method

to move an item from one area of the computer screen

to another

The Conventions in This Book

A number of typographic and layout styles have been

used throughout Teach Yourself VISUALLY iLife ’09 to

distinguish different types of information

Bold

Bold type represents the names of commands and

options that you interact with Bold type also indicates

text and numbers that you must type into a dialog or

window

Italics

Italic words introduce a new term and are followed by a

definition

Numbered Steps

You must perform the instructions in numbered steps in order to successfully complete a section and achieve the final results

Bulleted Steps

These steps point out various optional features You do not have to perform these steps; they simply give additional information about a feature

Indented Text

Indented text tells you what the program does in response to you following a numbered step For example, if you click a certain menu command, a dialog may appear, or a window may open Indented text may also tell you what the final result is when you follow a set of numbered steps

Notes

Notes give additional information They may describe special conditions that may occur during an operation They may warn you of a situation that you want to avoid — for example, the loss of data A note may also cross-reference a related area of the book A cross reference may guide you to another chapter, or another section within the current chapter

Icons and Buttons

Icons and buttons are graphical representations within the text They show you exactly what you need to click

to perform a step

You can easily identify the tips in any section

by looking for the TIPS icon Tips offer additional information, including tips, hints, and tricks You can use the TIPS information to

go beyond what you have learned in the steps

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Introducing iLife ’09

iLife ’09 is a powerful suite

of applications that lets you create, edit, and share digital media on your Mac You can edit images in iPhoto, assemble movies in iMovie, create and learn music in GarageBand, build Web sites in iWeb, and produce DVDs in iDVD This part introduces you to the iLife applications and their capabilities.