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		<title>By: laser rangefinders</title>
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		<title>By: iMovie &#8216;08 Meets Wild Robot Cars</title>
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		<dc:creator>iMovie &#8216;08 Meets Wild Robot Cars</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Sure, this was a pretty simple task. I didn&#8217;t do any &#8220;editing&#8221; of the movie in the traditional sense, constructing it out of clips, inserting transitions, adding music, or anything like that. But my point is that I came in as a complete newbie with a task in mind, and understood pretty darned quickly how to do it. iMovie &#8216;08 really does present a paradigm that&#8217;s easy to use. Of course, as I was waiting for my movies to export in compressed form, so that I could post them for John to grab and upload to YouTube, it completely escaped my notice that iMovie &#8216;08 has a Share &gt; YouTube button so that I could have uploaded the movies myself, directly. But I think his blog entry on the Urban Challenge turned out pretty well in spite of all that - YouTube movies and all. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Sure, this was a pretty simple task. I didn&#8217;t do any &#8220;editing&#8221; of the movie in the traditional sense, constructing it out of clips, inserting transitions, adding music, or anything like that. But my point is that I came in as a complete newbie with a task in mind, and understood pretty darned quickly how to do it. iMovie &#8216;08 really does present a paradigm that&#8217;s easy to use. Of course, as I was waiting for my movies to export in compressed form, so that I could post them for John to grab and upload to YouTube, it completely escaped my notice that iMovie &#8216;08 has a Share &gt; YouTube button so that I could have uploaded the movies myself, directly. But I think his blog entry on the Urban Challenge turned out pretty well in spite of all that &#8211; YouTube movies and all. [...]</p>
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		<title>By: ippimail.com &#187; Blog Archive &#187; iMovie &#8216;08 Meets Wild Robot Cars</title>
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		<dc:creator>ippimail.com &#187; Blog Archive &#187; iMovie &#8216;08 Meets Wild Robot Cars</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Sure, this was a pretty simple task. I didn&#8217;t do any &#8220;editing&#8221; of the movie in the traditional sense, constructing it out of clips, inserting transitions, adding music, or anything like that. But my point is that I came in as a complete newbie with a task in mind, and understood pretty darned quickly how to do it. iMovie &#8216;08 really does present a paradigm that&#8217;s easy to use. Of course, as I was waiting for my movies to export in compressed form, so that I could post them for John to grab and upload to YouTube, it completely escaped my notice that iMovie &#8216;08 has a Share &gt; YouTube button so that I could have uploaded the movies myself, directly. But I think his blog entry on the Urban Challenge turned out pretty well in spite of all that - YouTube movies and all. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Sure, this was a pretty simple task. I didn&#8217;t do any &#8220;editing&#8221; of the movie in the traditional sense, constructing it out of clips, inserting transitions, adding music, or anything like that. But my point is that I came in as a complete newbie with a task in mind, and understood pretty darned quickly how to do it. iMovie &#8216;08 really does present a paradigm that&#8217;s easy to use. Of course, as I was waiting for my movies to export in compressed form, so that I could post them for John to grab and upload to YouTube, it completely escaped my notice that iMovie &#8216;08 has a Share &gt; YouTube button so that I could have uploaded the movies myself, directly. But I think his blog entry on the Urban Challenge turned out pretty well in spite of all that &#8211; YouTube movies and all. [...]</p>
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