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Kid Pix Deluxe 3X User Guide

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Working with iMovie Projects<br />

You can bring more fun to your existing iMovie projects with <strong>Kid</strong> <strong>Pix</strong> drawings and animations! Start off<br />

enhancing your iMovie project by selecting a movie frame you would like to make vivid and playful.<br />

To select and save a frame from an iMovie project:<br />

1. Launch the iMovie application.<br />

2. Open a project by choosing Open Project from the File menu.<br />

3. Drag the clip you want from the Clips pane to the clip viewer located at the bottom of the screen.<br />

4. With the playhead, select the frame you want to enhance using <strong>Kid</strong> <strong>Pix</strong>.<br />

5. Choose Split Video Clip at Playhead, from the Edit menu.<br />

6. Choose Save Frame As from the File menu.<br />

7. In the dialog that appears, select the location where you want to save the frame and type in a<br />

name for it.<br />

8. Click Save.<br />

To import this frame to <strong>Kid</strong> <strong>Pix</strong>:<br />

1. Switch to <strong>Kid</strong> <strong>Pix</strong>.<br />

2. Choose Background from the Import menu.<br />

3. In the dialog that appears, locate the frame you have just saved in the iMovie application.<br />

4. Select the “Shrink/stretch to fill canvas” option and click Import. The frame appears in the<br />

drawing area.<br />

5. Draw, paint, and add anything you wish! Just use your creativity and imagination!<br />

To put the frame back into the movie:<br />

1. In <strong>Kid</strong> <strong>Pix</strong>, choose Export to iMovie from the File menu. The <strong>Kid</strong> <strong>Pix</strong>: Export to iMovie dialog<br />

appears.<br />

2. Type a name for the frame and select the location you want to export the frame to.<br />

3. Choose iMovie or iMovie HD file format. iMovie HD is a new format supported by the latest iLife<br />

applications.<br />

4. Click the “NTSC” or “PAL” radio button to select the desired video standard.<br />

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