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1. #IMOVIE 10.1.7 EXPORT MOV HOW TO#
2. #IMOVIE 10.1.7 EXPORT MOV MAC OS X#
3. #IMOVIE 10.1.7 EXPORT MOV FULL#
4. #IMOVIE 10.1.7 EXPORT MOV SOFTWARE#

Clicking on Projects will show a view with the thumbnails for each project (slideshow): Apple Photos Projects with Thumbnails Rename Slideshow to Another Scenic Walk in Apple Photos 2.0Ī named slideshow icon will be added under Projects in the left side pane. Photos will create the slideshow with a default name and prompt the user for a custom name if desired: Slideshow Creation Popup with Default Name in Apple Photos 2.0 Once the photos are selected in the Apple Photos utility program, select the Create Slideshow menu item: Create Slideshow using Menu Item in Apple Photos 2.0

The first step to creating a slideshow using Photos is to select the photos for the slideshow in Photos (in some cases, the images may need to be imported into Photos first) Selecting Photos in Apple Photos 2.0 for Slideshow It can also export the slideshow as an MPEG-4 video. Apple Photos can create slideshows quickly with considerable control over these and other options. There is no control over playback speed, transitions between slides, sound, or other options. Preview Slideshow Floating Controlīoth the Option Spacebar method and the Preview method give very limited control over the slideshow. The double arrow pointing left goes to the first slide, the two vertical bars pauses the playback, the double arrow pointing right goes to the last slide, and the X in a circle icon exits the slideshow. The Preview slideshow has a very simple floating control. Once Preview opens with all of the selected images (left pane in Preview screenshot below), launch the slideshow by selecting View | Slideshow Launch Slideshow from Menu in Preview

Launch Preview for Multiple Files Selected in Finder The Apple Preview utility program has a slideshow capability and can be launched from Finder by selecting images in Finder and right clicking to bring up the menu - select open to open all the selected files. Opening and Playing selected image files with Preview in Finder The Option Spacebar method of displaying a slideshow has the advantage that it is simple, quick, and easily accessible from Finder, but gives minimal control over the slideshow. On the floating slideshow control, the left pointing arrow goes to the previous slide, the two vertical bars icon pauses playback (solid right pointing arrow resumes playback), the right pointing arrow advances to the next slide and the four squares icon brings up the “index sheet” view of the slide show which shows thumbnails for each slide on a single page: Index Sheet in Option Spacebar Slideshow Option and Spacebar Keys on Mac Keyboard Floating Slideshow Control for Option Spacebar

#IMOVIE 10.1.7 EXPORT MOV FULL#

This will play the selected images as a slideshow in full screen mode. Then, simply press the Option and Spacebar keys on the keyboard. Using Option Spacebar to play selected images in the Finder Select Image Files in Finder

#IMOVIE 10.1.7 EXPORT MOV MAC OS X#

These ways of creating and displaying slideshows were tested in detail on a MacBook Air running Mac OS X version 10.12.6 (macOS Sierra), Apple Photos 2.0 (3161.4.140), Preview Version 9.0 (909.18), iMovie version 10.1.7, and System Preferences Version 14.0 (the Desktop & Screen Saver control is part of System Preferences).

#IMOVIE 10.1.7 EXPORT MOV HOW TO#

This article also discusses how to avoid interruption of the slideshow by either the Mac Screen Saver or Energy Saver/Sleep when using an external display and security and privacy issues for slideshows.

#IMOVIE 10.1.7 EXPORT MOV SOFTWARE#

This article explains five ways to create and display slideshows - sequences of images - on a Mac ( Macintosh personal computer) using the software that comes with the Mac.