Wheres does imovie keep my exported files?

I recently finished edited my footage on imovie within ipad and as I upload it to youtube, its does fine on the first two but then on the third it says not enough space. So once I connected my ipad to my computer it seems the ipads been making files of the project when i upload them to youtube and thus filling up my ipad to the point where I can't upload anymore. Suggestions on how to delete the youtube project files?

It deletes them by default. If you want to preserve them, set the "keepgenerated" and "working-dir" (this one so you don't have to hunt for them) elements in the "jsp-descriptor" element in the weblogic.xml file.
[http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs103/webapp/weblogic_xml.html#wp1038491]

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It deletes them by default. If you want to preserve them, set the "keepgenerated" and "working-dir" (this one so you don't have to hunt for them) elements in the "jsp-descriptor" element in the weblogic.xml file.
[http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs103/webapp/weblogic_xml.html#wp1038491]

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My bet is that it will crach Your project.
I would if satisfied with my editing. Copy back to Camera to TWO new miniDV
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i really need to get to those unused clips because the miniDVs have been carelessly recorded over. when i was working on a PC i know XP would jus import the moviez az WMVs and place them in "My movies" and i could just acess them from there, but for some reason i cant find my DV clips anywhere on the harddrive.
i've already deleted the first project i was working on because i thought it'd just delete the project, not the DV clips also.
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