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Others have suggested Premiere (don't know anything about that) and Final Cut (probably don't need anything that fancy). I was going to try Quicktime, because someone said it would be better for the audio/video sync issue and wouldn't have the issue with not importing everything, but they also said it doesn't detect all the separate clips (most of my clips are quite short) so it just imports the entire tape as one long thing which would be annoying.
#How to save a video from imovie 10.1.4 to computer movie
It's about eight tapes of home movie stuff.
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My only goal is just to import with the best quality I can, and store the footage long term and have it backed up, and so I don't have to keep the tapes around forever. I'm not looking to do much editing at all, other than deleting some short clips here and there in their entirety. Also had some issue with audio, a little static and the audio/video is very out of sync occasionally. The main problem was that it wasn't actually importing all of the clips, even though it appears to be working and says it imported all footage successfully when it reaches the end of the tape (I've since learned that this is not an entirely uncommon problem). I have been having issues with importing mini dv tapes into iMovie.