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Using a network drive with iMovie ‘08

Here’s a quick screencast to show you how to use a network drive (such as a USB disk attached to your AirPort Extreme) with iMovie ‘08 using a symbolic link.

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Posted 10 August 2007 @ 8pm

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Thanks Graham - it’s been years since i have done it!

Posted by
phil campbell
9 January 2008 @ 9am

Is this set up fast enough for import as well? Cause I am thinking of buying airport extreme to import the footage directly onto USB storage connected to it. And also does it work with Leopard?

One more thing would similar method work with Final Cut ?

P.s. thanks for the info I was surfing the net for 2hours to decide whether I should buy airport extreme or other APs.

Posted by
Calvin Park
17 May 2008 @ 11am

Yes, yes, no idea, I’ve never used final cut with anything slower than an xsan hooked up with fibre. I’d assume so.

Posted by
Graham
17 May 2008 @ 11am

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