Tuesday, May 23, 2017

The Option to Export/Convert iMovie Video to MP4 on Mac

Because the compatibility of iMovie is poor, it is very difficult for iMovie to export directly to MP4. But what if you want to share your iMovie project, such as sharing with friends of Android/iOS device users? There is no doubt that iMovie projects are not compatible with mobile devices, then you should convert iMovie projects to MP4, because MP4 is the most widely accepted video format. However, it is not easy to find the right converter for many converters on the Internet. Here you can find an easy-to-use converter that has the power you need.



Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for mac is definitely one of the most welcome iMovie to MP4 converters for its intuitive and clean interface. Compared to other video converters, it is user-friendly, especially for newcomers, because its easy-to-understand operation method can save users lots of time from reading manual. Besides, this converter supports 159 formats including MKV, MP4, and MOV, H.265, etc., so the last problem you should worry about is the compatibility issue. In addition, it can finish the conversion within just a few minutes. Dimo Video Converter Ultimate also serves as a basic video editor that enables you to trim or cut videos or even add a cinematic filter to videos.

Hot topics:   MP4 to iMovie  |  MKV to iMovie  |  MOV to MP4 | DVD to FCP  |  MTS/M2TS to FCP

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How to Convert iMovie to MP4

Step 1: Launch Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for Mac and then drag & drop iMovie video files to the app directly, or you can click "Add File" button to locate the iMovie video files you want to add.



Step 2: Click "Select Format" bar and select MP4 as the output format from "Format > Video" list. If you prefer high definition video, you can choose "HD MP4" from the "Format > HD Video" list. H.265 MP4 are also supported. The program also has device-presets that will convert video to the correct resolution and format and instantly forward them to popular devices. So if you are willing to put the converted video to a certain media device, you can select the icon corresponding to the device in the presets list.

Tip: For more control, you can enter the "Settings" button to adjust the video and audio parameters like video codec, audio codec, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate, video size, etc. For novices, you can ignore these since the default settings produces a great result.



Step 3: After all settings, click the "Start" button to get the iMovie to MP4 video conversion started. Wait for the application to convert the iMovie file you imported to MP4 (H.264/MPEG-4 AVC/H.265). A little blue bar will appear showing the progress of the operation. The conversion process time may take a few minutes or hours, vary depending on the size of iMovie videos and quality you choose for the MP4 files.

When the conversion is complete, you can click "Open Folder" to find the videos that have converted directly for better use on your mobile devices or MP4 players.

Note: For some bizarre reason, you've probably encountered issue that you have some of mp4 videos that you really like, but the format restricts the ways you can use it on Mac applications. In that case, you will want to convert from MP4 to other file type. The top Mac MP4 video converter - Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for Mac will achieve the conversion too.

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