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  1. iMovie Templates: Photo Slideshow Options on a Mac and iPhone

    iMovie has no slideshow template. It has themes, which add matching titles and transitions, trailers, which are fixed storyboards, and two settings that decide how every photo behaves. Those two settings do the work people expect a template to do.

    8 min read

  2. Can an iPhone Join Videos Into One File?

    Yes, but not in the Photos app. To make an iPhone join videos you need iMovie: tap Start New Project, tap Movie, select your clips, tap Create Movie, then export one file to the camera roll. CapCut is the alternative when captions matter.

    8 min read

  3. How to Combine Videos From Different People Into One Video

    To combine videos from different people, gather the files at full quality, lay them on one timeline in order, set a volume level for each clip, then export once. The joining takes a minute in iMovie, QuickTime Player or Clipchamp. Collecting the files and matching the sound takes an evening.

    8 min read

  4. How to Put Videos Together on a Phone or Computer

    To put videos together, drag the clips end to end on one timeline, trim the silence off the front of each, and export a single file. Use iMovie on an iPhone, CapCut on Android, Clipchamp on Windows, QuickTime Player on a Mac. The job takes about five minutes.

    8 min read

  5. Video Caption for Facebook: Burn It In or Upload an SRT

    There are two routes to a video caption for Facebook. Burn the words into the picture before you upload, or upload a .srt file named filename.en_US.srt beside the video. Burned-in text always shows. An SRT can be switched off.

    8 min read

  6. How to Merge Videos on iPhone

    To merge videos on iPhone, use iMovie: tap Start New Project, tap Movie, select your clips, then tap Create Movie and export one file. The Photos app cannot do it. Photos trims, rotates and changes speed one clip at a time, with no control that joins two clips.

    8 min read

  7. FFmpeg Trim Video: The Two Commands and Why One Drifts

    Two commands cover almost every trim in FFmpeg. One copies the streams and finishes in a second but can start on the wrong frame; the other re-encodes and lands where you asked. Which you want depends on whether the cut has to be precise.

    8 min read

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