Best Way to Import FLV files into iMovie on Mac

FLV is one of the most popular video formats, and it can be played on many video players. However, it can't work in iMoive. This is a bad news for many iMoive users. Luckily, we can use Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for Mac to edit it, and then convert FLV video to iMoive format. It offers an optimized preset Apple Intermediate Codec. 

 

How to Convert FLV to iMovie by Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for Mac 

Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for Mac is an effective video converter. It has basic editing features such as trim and effects, and you can easily convert FLV/MKV/MP4/WMV to iMoive, FCP, Avid MC, Premiere Pro, etc. with customized profile by editing. Though Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for Mac is an affordable tool, if you choose it, it will benefit you a lot. 

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Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for Mac's advantages: 

1. Convert more than one hundred formats, like MP4, MKV,AVI etc. 
2. All of the electrical devices can be converted to optimized. 
3. More efficient than other video converters. 
4. Download/edit movie and make ISO from Blu-ray or folder 
5. Edit,enhance your video files. 
5. Supported OS: Mac OS X 10.12(Sierra),10.11 (El Capitan), 10.10, 10.9, 10.8, 10.7, 10.6. 

How to convert FLV to iMovie on Mac 

Step 1: You need to download and install Dimo Video Converter Ultimate for Mac. 

Step 2: Add FLV file you want to edit by clicking "Add File". Click "Select Format" button to go select "iMovie(*mov) as output format from "Editor" category. 

 

Step 3: Click "Settings...."button to go to setting tab,then set video parameters and audio parameters. 

 

Tips: Furthermore, you are provided some useful edit functions cropping, trimming, adding watermark,adjusting,effects for pre-editing your video files so that you can simplify your iMovie editing. 

Step 4: Just click the "Start" button to finish converting FlV to iMovie (11/09/08) for editing. 

Tips: Remember saving the output files before the final conversion process. After the conversion, click "Open" to locate the result videos and then launch iMovie, choose File > Import > Movies..., to import the converted FLV video into iMovie; prepare for editing. 

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