Import YouTube Video to iMovie

How to Convert/Import/Transfer/Put YouTube Video to iMovie

Part One: YouTube & YouTube FLV to iMovie Converter
Part Two: Step by Step on how to Convert/Import FLV to iMovie on Mac
Part Three: Youtube Gets an HTML5 Website for Mobiles

Part One: YouTube & YouTube FLV to iMovie Converter

YouTube, allowing people to easily upload and share video clips on its website www.YouTube.com and across the Internet through websites, mobile devices, blogs, and email, has become the premier destination to watch and share original videos worldwide.

However, YouTube goers have always being bewildered as unable to transfer the YouTube videos to iMovie for further editing. As to the reason, I'd like to say it's all caused by the imovie uncompatible flv format which YouTube mainly supports.

Here, iOrgsoft FLV to iMovie converter provides a perfect solution to import YouTube flv to iMovie as it capable of converting FLV to iMovie supported formats like MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DV, HDV, MOV, etc. And it's also possible to convert other formats to iMovie, like TOD to iMovie, RM to iMovie, etc.

In addition, there are many of other popular video/audio formats can be supported and converted to as well. What's more, it can convert FLV to other formats which makes it possible to import YouTube flv to other editing software like FCE, FEP, Adobe Premiere, and onto portable devices like iPad, iPod, iPhone, BlackBerry, etc.

Part Two: Step by Step on how to Convert/Import FLV to iMovie on Mac

Download

Free download Mac FLV to iMovie Converter, install and launch it. A friendly interface will pop up in front of you.

Load Files

Click Add File button to add FLV Videos that you want to convert.

Set Output

Click Profile drop-down list to set output format, and save files by clicking Browse... button.

Convert

Click Convert button to finish the FLV to iMovie conversion quickly.

Import FLV Video to iMovie

Launch iMovie, go to File > Import movies. Browse through movies to find the converted FLV video files. Click Import.

Part Three: Youtube Gets an HTML5 Website for Mobiles

MOBILE HTML5 VIDEO is now accessible at Youtube through a website dedicated to the format for smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices.

Youtube's owner Google said that with mobile web browsing expected to overtake desktop browsing it has updated its mobile video website for use on-the-go. With the update Google has added features from the main Youtube website such as like/dislike ratings, the ability to share links with social notworking services such as Facebook, Twitter and Buzz, plus the ability to load videos in lower quality more quickly.Read more click here