How to extract audio from video on Mac with built-in tools
Whether you need the soundtrack for a project or want to enjoy music without visuals, extracting audio from video on a Mac is easy with built-in tools.
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iMovie
Andrew Orr
Apple updates Final Cut Pro and iMovie to support faster exporting
Apple has rolled out updates for both Final Cut Pro and iMovie, notably improving HEVC and H.264 file export performance for its high-end Apple Silicon machines.
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Amber Neely
Final Cut Pro, iMovie, Compressor, and Motion get updates for iPhone 15 Pro
Apple has updated Final Cut Pro, iMovie, Motion, and Compressor, adding support for the log-encoded video shot on the iPhone 15 Pro to the video editing suite.
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iPad Pro now has excellent options for professional video editors
With the release of the DaVinci Resolve video editor, the iPad now has many editing apps, and it's become significantly more useful for intensive, pro work.
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William Gallagher
New Final Cut Pro update delivers faster video exports on Apple Silicon Macs
Just before the annual Final Cut Pro Global Summit starts in November, Apple has updated its flagship video editor, plus iMovie with macOS Ventura compatibility, stability fixes, and performance improvements.
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iOS 16 bug breaks support for Cinematic videos in Final Cut Pro
A recently discovered bug in iOS 16 renders users unable to open Cinematic videos in both iMovie and Final Cut Pro.
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The best video editors for macOS when iMovie doesn't cut it
Apple's main video editing program on macOS is iMovie. It's enough for most, but it doesn't satisfy professional and more advanced editors. Here are the best alternatives to iMovie.
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Nathaniel Pangaro
Final Cut Pro & iMovie updates have fix for export & playback bug
Apple has updated both iMovie and Final Cut Pro X with a minor fix that addresses a bug in both video editing apps.
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Mike Peterson
Everything you need to start making videos on Mac in 2022
Right out of the box, the Mac can be a film studio that lets you shoot videos and edit them. Here's what to start with, and what you'll want to add next.
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Darryl Boxberger
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