APPLE IWEB REVIEW MOVIE

APPLE IWEB REVIEW MOVIE

When I was satisfied with the result, I shared the movie to iWeb as a podcast, which formatted the video into a format that would also play on a video-capable iPod,” Carlson explains. Taking advantage of GarageBand’s new capability to create video podcasts, I exported (which Apple refers to as “sharing”) the iMovie project directly into GarageBand and built a soundtrack.

Then I built a one-minute movie in iMovie HD that incorporates video clips, a still photo, and iMovie HD’s new themes. “I created the main page, an About Me page, and a couple of photo pages directly in iWeb. It’s the conduit for taking all sorts of other iLife-created material to the Web, using the interaction that Apple has built across the iLife suite.”Ĭarlson has created a Web site that shows off some of these capabilities: Apple, once again, applies its expertise at stripping away nonessential features to home in on what a program should be. “That sounds simple, but it’s a remarkably difficult thing to accomplish Web design applications are either overly simple or way too complex for mortals who have no interest in becoming code monkeys. Apple includes several templates to build upon, wrapped in an interface that’s as simple to use as Pages (the word processor/desktop publishing software included in iWork ’06),” Jeff Carlson writes for The Seattle Times. With Apple’s new iWeb software, “you can create a page, edit its contents later, and then repost the updated page.

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