What video format are imovie videos?

I am submitting an application video to something and it has to be either mpg, mpeg, flv, avi, mp4, wmv, mov, 3gp, or m4v. If iMovie isn't in one of those formats, can I change it to one of them? Any/All help is appreciated!

You do understand that all of these formats are just wrappers for video codec? You want to make sure you know the resolution, bit rate, and underlying video codec that you will need to use to submit your video. iMovie is most efficient when editing videos that are Quicktime files with the Apple Intermediate codec. If you can export the movie out of iMovie as an Apple Intermediate Codec Quicktime file, you will be able to bring it into the Quicktime Player and export it to m4v or mp4. You may need to experiment with the settings in the Quicktime Player to get the quality you want.

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