iMovie : The Missing Manual
by David Pogue


Following are the changes made in the 6/00 reprint:


Here's a key to the markup:
        [page-number]: serious technical mistake
        {page-number}: minor technical mistake
        <page-number>: important language/formatting problem
        (page-number): language change or minor formatting problem
        ?page-number?: reader question or request for clarification



(5) The text used to read:

o 625 lines of resolution.

It now reads:

o 625 scan lines.


 (35) The text used to read:

Here, then, is the usual sequence for filming ("Light, lens cap, 
action!"):

It now reads:
      
Here, then, is the usual sequence for filming:


(44) The text used to read:

Hold on a wider, scene-establishing shot, and then cut to a tighter 
close-up (right).

It now reads:

Hold on a wider, scene-establishing shot, cut to a medium shot, and then 
cut to a tighter close-up (right).


(98) The text used to read:

If your Mac has a 10 GMB hard drive

It now reads:

If your Mac has a 10 GB hard drive


<98> The text used to read:

Unfortunately, you generally canšt save your iMovie projects onto these 
drives, because iMovie canšt operate your camcorder effectively when a 
FireWire hard drive is also hooked up (except on very fast Macs). 

It now reads:

Unless both the FireWire drive and the Mac are top-of-the-line fast, 
iMovie canšt operate your camcorder effectively when a FireWire hard 
drive is also hooked up (see page 338). 


(204) The figure has been replaced.