In today’s Apple World Today News Update:
- The new San Francisco flagship Apple Store opened to the press today, and it’s quite impressive (thumbnail image via Twitter @panzer)
- Guess what presidential candidate who called for a boycott of Apple in February owns stock in the company?
- Apple may be able to successfully appeal a Chinese company’s appropriation of the iPhone trademark in the country
- Here’s a switch – the makers of the new Angry Birds movie are asking you to turn your phone on during the end credits
The text version of the podcast can be found below.
No problem. In the Cameras section of the Import window sidebar, select the built-in camera. A live video image from the camera appears in the Import window. To specify the event you want to record into, do one of the following:
Choose an existing event: Click the “Import to” pop-up menu at the top of the Import window and choose the event.
Create a new event: Click the “Import to” pop-up menu, choose New Event, type a name for the new event, and click OK.
Choose the open project: Click the “Import to” pop-up menu and choose Project Media.
To start recording from the selected camera, click the Record button below the live video image. A new clip is created for each recording. You can repeat this process as many times as necessary. To stop recording, click the Record button again. To end the recording session and return to the iMovie main window, click the Close button.
To start recording from the selected camera, click the Record button below the live video image. A new clip is created for each recording. You can repeat this process as many times as necessary. To stop recording, click the Record button again. To end the recording session and return to the iMovie main window, click the Close button.
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