Export just video

I made a movie but it's a very huge file. I just need the video and play it in powerpoint. Is it possible to separate the audio from the movie, and just export the video with no sounds?
Thank you

Hi jschem06,
If you have questions about exporting from iMovie, you may find the following article helpful:
iMovie '11: Export your movies to a Finder folder
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2285
Regards,
- Brenden

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2:14 pm
You are now chatting with 'Dilip'
Dilip: Hello. Welcome to Adobe Technical Support.
Dilip: Hi Tesselator.
Tesselator Tess: Hi. http://forums.adobe.com/message/5725211
Tesselator Tess: Export render video isn't working.
Tesselator Tess: What could be the issue?
Dilip: I understand that you are facing issues in using Photoshop, is that correct?
Tesselator Tess: yes
Dilip: Thank you for confirming.
Tesselator Tess: np
Dilip: May I please have the serial number of your product?
Tesselator Tess: where do I find that?
Dilip: May I know from where you have purchased your product?
Tesselator Tess: This is the CC trial version. I'm using the one month period before purchasing.
Dilip: Thank you for the information.
Tesselator Tess: np
Dilip: I am sorry, the support for trial version is limited.
Dilip: However, let me help you with the best possible way.
Tesselator Tess: OK, thank you! (note to self: Trial is limited even tho it says it's the full version)
Tesselator Tess: Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Dilip: Support is available for your product at https://www.adobe.com/support/ please open this website and do a small research, to get the solution about the issue that you are facing.
Dilip: You can also go through our forums website which might help you and the web address is http://forums.adobe.com/index.jspa
Tesselator Tess: I already did that.
Dilip: From here, you can reference a host of archived technical documents for your product.
Dilip: We also have User to User forums available for any additional queries which are periodically monitored by Adobe personnel as well as the user community.
Dilip: I am sorry, I would have been glad to help you if that is possible.
Tesselator Tess: And that too. Here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/5725211
Dilip: Support for trial version is possible only through support portal and user forums.
Tesselator Tess: That's terrible.
Dilip: I am sorry for the inconvenience.
Dilip: Is there anything else I can help you with?
Tesselator Tess: Um, you could tell me if there are any known issues with the Render Video feature.
Dilip: I am from the Install and Download Team, I do not have more information on that.
Dilip: Please visit Support Portal and User to User forums for more information on that.
Dilip: Is there anything else I can help you with?
Tesselator Tess: OK, who is from the Feature Not Working department?
Dilip: Tesselator, I do understand your concern but Support for the issue you are referring in Trial version is only available in User to User forums and Support Portal.
Dilip: Do you have any other questions for me today other than this?
Tesselator Tess: Which department would be relevant to my issue?
Dilip: We do not have Support for Trial version, Support for Trial is only available in Support Portal.
Tesselator Tess: I'm not asking for support for the trial version at this point. I am asking for a department name.
Dilip: I am sorry, there is no Team that supports for Trial.
Tesselator Tess: How about for the purchased product?
Dilip: The Support for the Issue is available with our Photoshop Team but they can only help you with a valid Photoshop Serial Number.
Tesselator Tess: Is there a list of known issues on-line somewhere?
Tesselator Tess: there isn't at the two URLs you already provided BTW.
Dilip: I am sorry we do not have more information on that.
Tesselator Tess: OK, thanks. Do you realize that in the time it took to tell me "Sorry Charlie” 5 times you could have told me of a fix or looked in your DB for related issues?
Tesselator Tess:
Dilip: I am sorry for the inconvenience.
Tesselator Tess: Me too.
Dilip: Do you have any other questions for me?
Tesselator Tess: No, just those two.
Dilip: Thank you for contacting Adobe. Good Bye.
This chat session has ended.
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