How to backup files from imovie 10.1.23/31/2024 I know this because I tend to hobble together solutions, so my default approach is to just go into the file system and move folders around. We’ll be looking at iMovie for this particular how-to but it’s really the same whether you’re using a version of iMovie or Final Cut Pro X or similar: there’s a way that’s part of the editing program to copy or move projects so that they work just fine from the external drive (or in a different version of the program if you plug the drive into a different computer, of course) and there’s a way that, well, makes a lot more work for you. Still, once in a while something resurfaces or there’s a typo identified or similar and a second edit proves necessary. And with my workflow, at least, once I edit and publish a video - on my AskDaveTaylor YouTube channel - I never go back and work on it again, so I don’t really need to keep the files at all. In fact, almost 2/3 of the space on my main video editing Mac system is consumed by MOV files, generally raw input data from video cameras. As everyone who works with video has had to learn at some point, movie files take up a lot of disk space.
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