Sound problems w/iMovie HD

OK... I've got a MacMini, Sony Digital 8 camera, iMovie HD 6.0.3. When playing my video through the computer (using the on-screen controls), I get no sound. If I uncheck "Filter audio from camera" in the import preferences, I get a little bit of sound, mixed with a pulsing, ringing type noise. If I import a clip, there is no sound at all or the sound is garbled, once again depending on whether I have "filter audio" checked.
Question #1--Is "Filter audio from camera" supposed to turn off the sound completely?
Question #2--Am I supposed to hear sound through the computer while importing/playing from the camera?
Question #3--Why is the sound garbled & how do I fix it???

Ok, a couple other problems I noticed...
When importing with the "scene detection" turned on, it starts a new clip every .16 seconds! I also had a clip that played too fast... like it was sped up.
I'm wondering, is this a frame rate speed problem? If so, how do I fix it? Also, is "filter audio" supposed to turn off the sound completely?

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Hi there,
The problem I have is that the music (imported sound clips from iTunes) wonders off" where I placed it, but only in the final DVD version. If this were noticeable in iMovie 06, then I'd move the music to where I want it in the first place. Since I don't have a problem with the sound the camcorder recorded with the clips, it seems to me that this can either be due to the clips being much shorter than the music, so that a time lapse between sound and vision is not noticeable. Or that the music shifts away from its intended place (why?).
So to make sure I can report back (and I will...), I'll try both - after Christmas. I can't trial it at the moment, due to harddisk space: I am using a HiDef camera, and the 3 hours of original tape I made last time (to come up with the 37 minutes final version) clogged 150Gbytes of my Harddrive. So I make the movies, save them as disk images for posterity, and then delete the iMovie 06 project. And reloading the clips from the camera tape is cumbersome as well, as the Firewire 400 port has bandwidth issues (or is it the iMac?), so that importing an hour of tape is easily 3 hours "realtime".
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Welcome to iMovie Discussions!
Thanks for mentioning this business of the "..very small yellow dot".
This sounds like a 'Bookmark'. Bookmarks can be placed on the Timeline, where your video plays, along the bottom of the computer's iMovie display, by purposely - or accidentally! - pressing the Apple key and 'B'. Bookmarks let you jump instantly back and forth through your movie (..to the next Bookmark..) by jumping forwards to the next one with Apple and ']', or backwards to the previous one with Apple (..also known as the 'Command' key..) and left-square-bracket '['.
They have, though, been known to interfere with proper playback when exporting (..'Sharing'..) to tape or to iDVD, so Karl's advice has been to delete all bookmarks when the editing's finished and just before 'Sharing'. All bookmarks can be instantly deleted by going to Markers on the top line menu and clicking Delete all Bookmarks.... (An individual bookmark can be deleted, once you've jumped to it, by pressing AltAppleB.)
The little diamond-shaped dots look almost identical to Chapter Marker diamond dots, which you can create by clicking the 'iDVD' tab at the lower-right beneath the right-hand 'pane' of the iMovie window and then clicking 'Add Chapter'. That creates a chapter marker to separate a particular section of your movie when it plays back from a DVD you've burned.
The Bookmarks and Chapter Markers seem (..to me!..) to have a very slightly different colour - maybe one's green and one's yellow: I don't know; I'm red-green colour blind, so I can't tell yellow from green, or green from red!
So perhaps you accidentally created a bookmark by unintentionally tapping the Apple key and then the letter 'B'. Removing it, and all other bookmarks, is generally acknowledged to smooth the process of exporting (..'Sharing'..) a movie project.
Thanks for posting your observation, and reminding us about how important it is to delete bookmarks before exporting!

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I have been working for ages on an important project which is intended to wind-up as a numbered edition DVD, limited to 50 copies.
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I am having the exact problem, it's a real show stopper.
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Tested on
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Also rebuilding and reinstalling, but again the above test has rulled that out as the 3 machines were freshly built.
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I can see that this problem has been discussed many times, and I am getting by using some of the suggested "work-arounds", but I was just wondering if there have been any actual solutions to this problem? I never had this problem before, and I don't exactly know when it started, but it is VERY ANNOYING! I have iMovie6 and a 2.4 GHz iMac with an Intel Core 2 Duo. I am still using Leapard, OS version 10.5.8 simply because it seems to work fine, and I haven't needed any of the newer features. However, if this transition issue would be corrected with an upgrade, I would gladly upgrade! Has anyone found a solution for this transition sound problem?
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Lincoln
Like you I find this very annoying .
For me "extracting audio" sometimes results in the audio becomming out of sync with the video, also doing the "update" mentioned above does not fix it for me; I must be doing something wrong?
Having opened iMovie 6 to try "update " fix and failed I started to try a few things.I think I have found a solution that works.
The following sounds complicated, but is not; reading twice is recommended
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I find you do not get a transition audio glitch between 2 clips if there is no transition immediately before.
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If you are able to apply transitions in one session then working backwards from the end is the easiest solution and takes no longer than any other method.
If you have to do it in segments still work backwards but spit clip at playhead as above when approaching an already applied transition in order to create a "transition break".
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ecivres wrote:
....you can grab the sound track within a clip and manipulate its volume up or down...
This can be done quite easily in iMovie '11.
Firstly, click on the waveform icon at the bottom right of iMovie's window (also at the lower right of the Project window) - shown here:
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TIP: Set the thumbnail slider (next to the waveform icon) to half a second - this will show more detail in the waveform, with each thumbnail representing half a second of video.
John
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Hello,
Thank you for your response.
We are not authorized to support third party applications, which is why we do not provide specific instructions regarding iMovie or any other third party application. We only support the Flip and the Flip program, while offering suggestions regarding other programs.
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At this point of “spinning my wheels for nearly a month” with this Flip Video camera, I decided to purchase a new iMac. On May 2, 2008, I walked out of the Apple Store in Walnut Creek with the new iMac 20-inch: 2.66GHz. Now the Flip video camera should work and all my video problems solved. However, this was not to be.
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- No Import of AVI and MOV files in iMovie 08
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I like my Flip Video camera, want to continue making movies for youTube, and recommending the camera to others. The Flip Video camera people need to fix these problems for Mac users.

Hi!
I agree 100%!
I also purchased the Flip Video - was thrilled to see that they worked with Apple computers. I made several movies with it when I had my PowerBook G4. I went on a great vacation & took several once in a lifetime videos. Got home & couldn't wait to put them in my iMoive -06, burn them on my iDVD and sent them to several family members & friends. Before I got the chance, I had my system updater tell me that there was a new version to QT. GREAT, I thought, just in time for my vacation videos. Like you, after the QuickTime upgrade, I got video, but no sound. I was SICK about it! I also wrote to the Flip people & got a response somewhat like yours. I left the videos on my Flip which left no room for any others, but I didn't want to take the chance of losing them. After reading from Flip that it would work with OS 10.5 system, I talked myself into getting a new MacBook Pro. Came with all the upgrades iLife -08 and the OS 10.5.2 OK...finally, after months of stressing over losing the vacation videos, I had all I needed to save them! Of course the $2,000.00 price tag hurt a bit, but I deserve a new computer.
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TOTALLY disgusted with the whole FLIP/APPLE mess!
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by third-party, do you mean things I installed that are not manufactured by mac? If that is the case, I have microsoft office, Smart Music, Flip4mac, and Senuti.
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