Marty Chinn
Member
Jasoco said:The way I see it, they probably assume a consumer is going to simply import the video into iMovie from the beginning and delete it from the camera keeping it in iMovie only. You could try putting your video back on the camera then import it so iMovie converts it and stores it as an event, then delete its backup and remove it from the camera relying only on iMovie in the future for archiving the video.
The problem with that is the conversion seems to make it 30 fps, or at least the preview. That's fine if I'm cutting something up to share on Facebook, but I don't want to lose the 60p data so relying on iMovie to convert and store my video is not an option if I want to maintain the quality.
Even if what you say is true, that still doesn't make sense why they would let you import video files but exclude those video files. The fact that they have an import file option implies they don't mind you doing it that way.