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Drag that file from iTunes to the Finder to copy it onto the Mac.

You’ll see the project listed under iMovie Documents, marked by the project name and the extension. If you’re running an earlier version of iTunes, click the Apps item.

Choose your device from the toolbar and select the File Sharing item in the sidebar (iTunes 12.7 and later).

(If the device is set to sync with iTunes via Wi-Fi, make sure it’s nearby transferring the project will still work, but won’t be as speedy.)

Connect your iPhone or iPad to your Mac.

Tap the Share button, and then tap the iTunes icon.

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Export projects to your Mac via iTunesĪ benefit to exporting the project to iTunes instead of iCloud is that it doesn’t require a long round trip through the internet. With that confirmed, you can then delete the project from iMovie. If that’s the case, open the project on the iPhone or iPad, make a small edit (such as trimming a clip), and re-export the project. To verify, go to your Mac and, in the Finder, open the iMovie folder in your iCloud Drive.īefore you delete the project from your device, open it in iMovie on the Mac first! If it was created with an older version of iMovie for iOS, the latest version of iMovie on the Mac may not be able to open it. In the Share to iCloud dialog that appears, tap iMovie Project.Īfter a few minutes (depending on the size of the project and the speed of your internet connection), the project is shared to iCloud.In the Projects view, tap the project you want to export.Going forward, I’ll periodically check to see which apps are hogging up the space and perform the necessary tasks to recapture valuable disc space. IMovie isn’t the only app that stores redundant data on the iPad. There’s got to be an easier way! Keeping an Eye on All Apps

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To find out how much space I’ve used, I’ve got to plug it into my PC and access it through Windows Explorer. The iPad’s Files app will not display how much space is available on the external drive. While I’m crabbing about lack of file explorer access, I might as well throw in my frustration about working with an external drive. Instead, I deleted and reinstalled the app. If I had access to a file explorer, I could have deleted the unnecessary 27 gigabytes of redundant photos from the device before it reached critical mass. There’s no way to see where certain files are stored. Lo and behold, I’m not the only one.Ĭoming from a Windows environment, my biggest frustration with the iPad is the lack of a comprehensive file explorer. Go figure.Īfter my experience, I searched the internet to see if anyone else had the same problem. The only logical solution I could come up with was to delete the app and reinstall it, so I did. Since I deleted all of the files related to the movies I created, what data was iMovie storing? Fixing the iMovie Problem The app itself is only 613 MB in size, but the data associated with the app was taking a whopping 27 GB. Then, upon further investigation, I realized the iMovie app was taking up over 27 GB of space. How could that be? I offloaded all of the videos and photos. When I went to Settings to view my storage, I was surprised to see that I only had about 4GB of space left. That made me start looking at what was going on. I received that pesky notification again telling me my device didn’t have enough storage space and that I should delete files to make room for the export to happen.

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The other day, I created a movie and attempted to export it to my external drive and couldn’t do it. I figured that would quiet the frequent notifications. However, in a moment of weakness, I ended up buying an additional 50 GB of storage to the tune of. Not wanting to do that, I made sure to keep an eye on my storage and delete or offload files that weren’t necessary. The notification told me that I was nearing my storage capacity and that I should consider purchasing space in the cloud. Recently, I went to export a movie to the external drive and I received an unwanted notification. No sense in cluttering it up with a bunch of beginner movies. With the external drive, I can create as many movies as I want and still preserve the storage on the iPad. Since my iPad only has 64GB of hard disc space, I purchased an external drive to store my various movies. iMovie is a lot of fun and very easy to use. My family is sick of me sending them all types of videos and movies. I’ve been having a grand time creating movies and trailers using the iMovie app on the iPad Air.