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So I'm going to choose three videos here. Now I can import media and since I have the event selected rather than the project media selected it will import it into that event. I'll just change that to My Event, change it to whatever you want to be descriptive. It'll create an event and give it a name that has the date. I'm going to instead click where it says iMovie Library and now I can do File, New Event. Well I cannot create a new event here, File, New Event is grayed out, because I have the Project Media selected. So what about events? How do I get clips into events and what difference does it make having it in an event rather in a project media. You can simply import video into the project, into the movie, and then forget about events and just create your video here by dragging and dropping from the media area into the timeline. So for many people you never need to mess with events at all. Only this project, this movie, has access to this clip and any other clips I import into it.

If you were to create another project you wouldn't have access to this clip.

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A movie clip that is only for this project. Well, it turns out that if you import something directly into your Projects, your movie, with it selected on the left sidebar it doesn't get added to an event at all. So where are these events that everybody always gets. Notice there's still no events that have been created. Now I see the video clip here as part of My Media under My Movie. Just to make it simpler I'm going to drag and drop a video into here. It's the same thing as using File, Import Media. The other is that I can simply drag and drop to here. One is that I can go to File, Import Media. Now there are two main ways to bring video clips into this project. Everything is totally empty and I just have this one empty project to start with. This is where events will be stored and there are no events. I can also look down here in the iMovie Library. The terms movie and project are pretty much interchangeable in iMovie. I've got the media in my current project which is called My Movie. Now on the left I can see the sidebar here that shows all the different media I've got. It's going to be a standard movie project. So here I've got nothing in Media stored here and I've got nothing in Projects. You really can't do anything in iMovie until you create a project. So let's take a look at an example and see if we can get to the bottom of it. If you're new to using iMovie, or even if you have been using it for awhile, you may be a bit confused about the difference between Project and Events and where clips go when you import them. On this episode let's look at iMovie Projects and Events. Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with.

10.Check out Understanding iMovie Projects and Events at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.

10.1 Part A Room, LiveData, and ViewModel.

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Some projects in this repository target Android API 19 and later while others target API 21 and later. The repository is complete and all projects work properly as intended. Some projects (section 9.2 onwards) use AndroidX libraries instead of the deprecated Android Support libraries.ДЄll homework question and answers are in the MainActivity.java file of the homework projects. Projects after section 3.3 are from version 2 of the course. These projects are mostly the same as version 2 but with minor changes. Projects for section 1.1 to 3.3 are from version 1 of the course.

Android Studio Version: 3.1.4 and above (Android Studio is updated when a new stable version is released)ДЄll apps in this repository are made using java.

Android Version: Varies from project to project.

It doesn't contain starter projects for the practicals but rather the completed solutions to the tasks and challenges given. Please note that this is not the official repository for the course. This repository contains all the answers to the codelabs for Google's Android Developer Fundamentals Practicals Version 2 Course Practicals for Google's Android Developer Fundamentals Course

Imovie 10.1.4 events sections