Apple's new 16-inch MacBook Pro is a great little machine with some excellent hardware and awesome build-to-order upgrades, but who is it really aimed at? Creative pros, I know — hence the "Pro" suffix, and Apple itself says the new MacBook Pro is "ready for your best work ever" — but exactly what kinds of professional needs is this $2,400+ notebook capable of fulfilling?
One cool movie idea that you can create in iMovie is for your travels. You can include photos or videos from a vacation, honeymoon, or road trip adventure. And to go along with this nifty project, iMovie offers animated map backgrounds.
With these backgrounds, you can show the moving route for your trip on a map in your movie. This can add something a little extra to your already memorable trip and movie.
Here’s how to add and adjust the animated travel map backgrounds in iMovie on Mac.
VideoProc is a powerful 4K video editor and converter for Mac and Windows that packs in a speedy GPU-accelerated engine and supports a a bunch of media formats. In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll cover doing MKV to MP4 video conversions with VideoProv for those times when you want to enjoy native playback of ripped DVDs and other MKV-encoded video in an Apple-friendly format on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac and Apple TV devices.
Learn how to switch between available iPhone video resolution modes and frame rates directly in the Camera interface or from the Settings app.
Find out how to record a video or take a photo directly in iMovie, streamlining your video-creating process on iPhone, iPad, and Mac for easier and quicker results.
Learn how to change the default app for opening specific file types on Mac and customize your experience to your liking.
In September, Apple unveiled the seventh-generation iPad tablet featuring a slightly bigger 10.2-inch Retina display versus the previous 9.7-inch screen. Its most important feature: this so-called budget iPad starts at $329, but education customers can have it for just $299. The question is, can this iPad with its updated internals and 3GB of RAM handle editing 4K video? iDownloadBlog's Harris Craycraft has the answer.
There’s nothing better when streaming a show than to have the option to pause it and resume it on another device, in a different room, or wherever you want to go.
This quick tutorial explains how you can continue watching your Apple TV+ shows and movies across your various devices by picking up right from where you left off.
Learn how to download Apple TV content, including shows and movies, to your iPhone, iPad, or Mac for offline viewing, so you can watch them later without needing a Wi-Fi or cellular connection.
If you've liked Niles Mitchell's "Will It Work" video series in which he attempts to make his iOS devices work with all sorts of retro computer equipment, like an Iomega Zip drive, you're going to love this one showing connecting a magneto optical disk to his iPhone.
Apple TV+ debuted on November 1 and is a video streaming service that gives you original shows, movies, documentaries, kids’ shows, and more. You can give it a try before you buy into the $4.99 per month subscription with a free seven-day trial. So you have nothing to lose by checking it out.
What’s great about the service is that you don’t have to own an Apple device to enjoy it. You can watch shows on many different compatible devices as well as the web. If you’re interested, we’ll show you how to sign up for Apple TV+.
Learn how to make your iMovie creations more accessible by adding subtitles or captions to your videos with this step-by-step guide.