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1. Imovie export mp4 zero bytes for mac os#
2. Imovie export mp4 zero bytes movie#

You can access and work on any library at any time from within iMovie. IMovie allows you to create additional library files in different locations on your Mac or on different storage devices. Most of the time, you have only one iMovie library, but there are situations in which you might want to have more than one.įor example, you might want to create additional libraries so that you can:Ĭreate an archive of your events and projects on a separate (external) storage deviceįree up storage space on your Mac by moving iMovie events to another storage device An event is a grouping of footage based on the date and time the clips were recorded, as well as the projects you create with them. You can think of a library as the place to store all your stuff: a collection of one or more events. IMovie 10 User Guide - Work With Multiple Libraries I've highlighted a few sections from the iMovie User Guide to help you get started: Upload videos longer than 15 minutes​ - YouTube Help

Imovie export mp4 zero bytes movie#

You may need to separate your 2.5 hour movie into two parts if that is the case. Depending on what type of account you have with Youtube, you may be limited to the size of file you can upload.

If you are successful with this on the external drive, then you can delete the files from the internal hard drive to free up space. Without confirming these numbers, just based on the information you've provided, I would suggest copying the iMovie library and project to the external drive and creating the master file on the external drive.

Imovie export mp4 zero bytes for mac os#

Next, I would make sure OS X El Capitan and iMovie are updated to the latest versions:įinally, check to make sure the external drive is formatted for Mac OS Extended Journaled. Although your end goal is to upload the file to Youtube, I would always recommend you create a "master file" on your computer first, and then upload to Youtube from the master file.Īt this point, katiast, I'd like to ask you to first confirm exactly how much available space you have on your internal hard drive and on the external hard drive. So, it sounds like even though you were trying to export the project to the external drive, your internal drive didn't have enough free space to actually process the files. You mentioned that you have no space left on your internal hard drive (Macintosh HD), but you have plenty of space on an external hard drive.

I understand you have a very large project in iMovie and you are having trouble exporting the file to your Desktop or to an external drive.