iMovie (along with Final Cut Pro) have far too many steps to even render a video!
Channel: rootbrian
Date: 2022-11-13

In all honesty, it shouldn't take 3-6 steps or more, just to get to the point of being able to render a video in apple's video editing suites. It should be as simple as IMPORT, DROP ON TIMELINE, ADD EFFECTS/TRANSITIONS or MUSIC/SOUND EFFECTS and then RENDER (there should be a render button, however there isn't).

Thus, it alienates those familiar with more common video editing suites that actually have a proper timeline.

NOTE: If you *don't like what you are watching/seeing/hearing/reading*, it is best to press ctrl-shift-delete (command shift delete on mac), select "from the beginning/since installation/everything" and click Clear Data. Then press Alt-F4 or command Q on a mac.
On an android device: Clear private data, then hit the task switch soft/hard key, swipe left/right or hit "close all", or close the tab in the browser.
On apple/iOS: Clear private data, then swipe up (or press and hold home button), swipe up again to close the browser, AFTER closing the active tab.
Feature/older devices: Menu ▶ Close/exit.

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