Step 3: On the Updates screen, check for updates available for iMovie. To update iMovie on your Mac, follow the below steps. If you face issues in exporting a project and running an older version of iMovie, you should update iMovie to check if it makes any difference. Update iMovieĪpple regularly updates iMovie to add new features and fix bugs present in the previous version. Step 3: Once you have quit iMovie, please wait for a few seconds, and relaunch it.Ĭheck if you can export your project now. Step 2: On the next screen, select the Quit option. Step 1: Find iMovie in Dock and double-click on it. Also, remember that clicking the red close icon in the top-left corner of iMovie doesn’t quit the app. But before you restart iMovie, make sure to save the project, so you don’t lose your work. You will have to quit iMovie first and then relaunch it. The practical yet straightforward fix for the iMovie export error is restarting iMovie. iMovie doesn’t allow special characters like Hyphen, Colon, etc. Most importantly, check your export file name. Make sure you use the correct video codec, audio bitrate, etc. So, check your iMovie export settings before you try any complex fixes. A lousy configuration in export settings might lead to an error. When your media is imported, disconnect the device.IMovie offers a plethora of export settings. You can continue to work in iMovie while the import finishes. Depending on the length of each clip and the number of clips you’re importing, you may see a progress indicator in the upper-right corner of the window while the clips are being imported. The Import window closes, and your clips appear in the event. Import selected clips: Command-click each clip you want to import, and click Import Selected (the Import button changes its name). To learn more about events, see Organize media and events in iMovie on Mac. To specify where the imported media will be stored, do one of the following:Ĭhoose an existing event: Click the “Import to” pop-up menu at the top of the Import window and choose the event.Ĭreate a new event: Click the “Import to” pop-up menu at the top of the Import window, choose New Event, type a name for the new event, and click OK. You can also click the Previous or Next button to go to the previous or next clip, or click and hold the Previous or Next button to rewind or fast-forward. To preview video, move the pointer left and right across a video thumbnail, or move the pointer over the preview at the top of the Import window and click the Play button. Note: To show only video or only photos, click the pop-up menu in the upper-right corner of the Import window and choose an option. Import projects created on iPhone or iPad.Modify crop, rotation, or Ken Burns effects.
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