Chapters for iMovie 11 for Mavericks.

I would like to create music videos in iMovie 11 for Mavericks and without chapters I can't go to a particular track when I burn it to a DVD.
Is there any way around this problem? Is there something I am missing?
I would really like Apple to re-introduce chapters in the next iMovie update.

Thanks for that reply.
I imported the movie into iMovie 9 and created chapters, but the quality of the picture lessened.
The chapters worked perfectly, but the inferior quality of the picture was disappointing.
I really appreciate your advice.
Maybe Final Cut Pro still has chapters?
Also, Apple still sell their SuperDrive. It's almost ageist to think all generations don't need DVDs now that we have YouTube Facebook etc.
(That last comment was just me thinking out loud)
Thanks again

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Thanks for your comments. It strikes me as exceedingly odd that a program that is made for creating projects out of multiple movies provides scene selections (chapters) for only the first movie added. I also find it odd that this little fact is not mentioned anywhere and that I am apparently the first person in history to want to have a sub-menu for each movie in a project. I have had many views on this discussion group and on the iMovie '11 discussion group, but yours is the only answer so far. Why does the manual or Help (for both iDVD and iMovie) not say "Oh, by the way, you can add all the movies you want, but don't expect to get any chapters for them" (it makes little sense to provide chapters for one movie, if you can't for the rest). And, in iMovie: "if you are planning to put more than one movie on a DVD, don't waste your time adding chapter markers. They can't be used in iDVD."
I have Toast Titanium 6. It's a pretty old version, but I was able to use it to use it for something recently. Thanks again.
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In iMovie 10.1 for Mavericks, how do I export a movie in .mov format?

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It looks like going back to the previous version of iMovie might be the best choice.
Regarding your curiosity, I am submitting a slide show for a theatre presentation. The rules state:
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Use the import button.

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I just read that there is an update for iMovie. But when I checked for updates my system says that I have the current, which is Version 9.0.9 I have Mac OS X (Lion 10.7). Is this update V 10.0.1 only for "Mavericks"?

Thank your lucky stars it's not available for you. The controls are much nicer than the previous version, but the quality of the videos after you've uploaded them to YouTube are much worse. So stick with what you have for as long as you can. I'm saving my pennies so I can buy FinalCut. It's a very sad time for me. I love my Mac but I don't like what I'm seeing from 1 Infinite Loop.

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A long time ago, in iMovie HD, you could make chapters, and iDVD would honor them. Perhaps I still can in iMovie 11, but I can't find it. Please let me know if it is still possible, and how.
Maybe they are not called chapters?
John C

Hi
There are Chapters in iMovie'11
Project window - You have to select a project to be edited - so that just this show up - top and right hand corner there are two small brown/red things (to the right of the three blue squares) that Mark or Chapter-mark
Things reg. Chapters
• Do not set any Chapter mark at - VERY beginning or End - as iDVD want's to do this by it self and get's confused
• Do not set any Chapter mark in or within (2 sec from) any Transition !
(This You can do a work around if You MUST - Export out movie as a Full Quality QuickTime .mov file then re-import this into iMovie and use this in a NEW Project - and now You can set Chapters in transitions without any problem)
• When delivered to iDVD - DO NOT GO BACK to iMovie or FCE/P to make any adjustments - This set off the iDVD BUG resulting in that all Chapters points to Chapter one.
If done Medicine is to trash movie in iDVD and clean Media Assets - then re-import - or start a new iDVD project
AND
I never use "Share to iDVD" as results get's bad to me - I do "Share to Media Browser" and as Large and in iDVD import from this.
Best result I get is by using iMovie HD6 or FinalCut Express or Pro as they don't discard every second line as iMovie'08 or 09 or 11 does.
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Well, I have this printer too, and I get the following response from the System Prefs Printers and Scanners when I select to add this printer:
"The software for this printer is currently unavailable. Please contact the printer’s manufacturer for the latest software."
When you go to the Epson website for this particular printer it says:
"The latest drivers for this product are available only via Apple's Software Update."
And finally, when you go to Software Update it says: "No updates available"
I second OMT8.
Yes, the driver file at http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1398 allowed me to finally install my printer, but does Apple have _any idea_ how long it takes to download a 1.08GB file over a 1.5mbps DSL connection?
Never mind how much of my pricey new SSD is being consumed by the resulting 1.80GB of driver files all for _one_ printer driver that should maybe occupy 200K?
Or that the primary article on OS X printer drivers (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3669) -- which does indicate that the Artisan 830 is supported -- does not mention or link to the driver file that's needed to make it work?
Or what a complete violation of Apple's "it just works" gestalt it is to be confronted with the above Catch-22 and to have to search the web and then go through all of the above to make a new laptop talk to a two-year-old printer?
Yes, my printer now works, and yes, Apple's Support Communities were instrumental in getting to this point. But spending all morning (plus download time) getting a printer driver installed tastes way too much like I paid for Apple and got Microsquish.
-carl-

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We don't know what Apple plans here for pricing nor for upgrade offers for Mavericks, if any.
AFAIK, no previous OS X Server upgrades have had upgrades; it's been a re-purchase.
Please check back after Mavericks is announced.
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Reinstalling Photoshop does not remove the preferences file. Before reinstalling Photoshop, re-create your preferences.
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Where can I find a User Manual for Mavericks?

Is there a Mavericks User Manual? If so, where can I find it?

Hi..
There is no user manual per se.
Open the Finder. From the Finder menu bar click Help > Help Center then use keywords to find what you need help with.
There are books available for purchase such as OS X Mavericks for Dummies at Amazon here.
Since OS X Yosemite will be released most likely this month, you may want to hold off purchasing any books for Mavericks.

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My download for mavericks stops at 995.5 mb. Please provide some solution.

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Where do I find OS X Server for Mavericks? I do recall purchasing it sometime ago through my App Store account, but I've had multiple projects since touching Server under OS 10.8. Now the app store only makes Server for Yosemite available. I have a case created with Apple and they are researching but it may be 48 hours before anyone reads and responds. I'm hoping someone out there can respond with a quicker reference to either the link of supply info regarding the best alternative to get the Server piece.
*I can't run Casper on the Server under 10.10.1 due to a couple of things that Casper doesn't like (so I'm in a catch 22 until JAMF creates a fix for 10.10.1).
Thanks for the direction and feedback!

Apple have unnecessarily removed the visible entries to re-download Server.app 2.x for Mountain Lion, and 3.x for Mavericks from peoples 'Previous Purchases' lists.
As per the link provided by keg55 you can - if you have previously purchased these versions re-download it despite this.
I suspect Apple's thinking is that -
All Macs that can run Mountain Lion or Mavericks can run Yosemite
Yosemite is a free upgrade
Therefore all users should upgrade to Yosemite and then get Server 4.x
Note: If you have previously purchased Server.app 1.x for Lion then this is still listed in Previous Purchased because not all Lion compatible machines can run Mountain Lion, Mavericks or Yosemite.

I did re-set my password and when I click on Install for Mavericks, I still get a box for "administrator password" and it still won't accept my new password. Is there a difference between my Apple ID and the administrator password they're asking for?

I downloaded Mavericks and it won't install. I did re-set my password and when I click on Install for Mavericks, I still get a box for "administrator password" and it still won't accept my new password. Is there a difference between my Apple ID and the administrator password they're asking for? I never had an administrator password-- I just hit enter and have never had a problem before with previous installations. I'm on an iMac, from 2007, running Mt. Lion (version 10.8.5). I've been looking for other's posts who may be having the same problem, but haven't found any. Can anyone help?

Ugh. The 'no password, no work' thing is a recent Apple development. I ran into it on my system and ended up having to do a clean install on a partition I fully erased.
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Then get a pocket drive and copy your important files off the system or let Time Machine do a full backup.
When the backup is done, insert the disk and hold down the C key until the machine boots off of the DVD. At the point you get to the start window, go to the menu and choose the Disk Utility.
In the Disk Utility, reformat the drive. You go to the actual DRIVE (not the Macintosh HD, but the root above it that is the actual hard drive device)
I always do this and *partition* it into several volumes, the benefit being, you can store all of your music, documents and importans stuff on that secondary storage volume you make - it will have it's own index and then the first volume is where you put the OS and it will have it's own index as well. That way, if the OS throws a wobbler and you need to reinstall, you don't lose your data.
Depending on the size of your hard drive, it is good to give your OS partition at least 60GB and optimally 100GB, and the rest for storage.
Name your volumes, use the little box sliders to manually size them or put that number in the size window, select for the format, Mac OS Extended (Journaled) and hit Apply and then the Disk Utility will quickly create your new partitions.
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