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It seems like the steps right now are:
- Shoot movie
- sync iPhone with Mac via iTunes
- Open iPhoto
- Import photos from iPhone into iPhoto
- Open iMovie (or retart if it was already running)
- On startup, iMovie detects videos in iPhoto and imports them.
Yikes. Is there an easier way? It's a bit odd that the videos are handled as photos, in the first place.
And no, I'm not jailbreaking my iPhone simply to save me a few of these steps.
3Come on now, not doing #1. – bpapa – 2009-08-16T03:59:37.630
Sorry, I didn't know you didn't want to :/ – Harley Watson – 2009-08-16T16:45:16.557
Can't you brick your phone – Benny – 2011-01-02T08:35:56.230
I tend to not mention jail breaking unless it is the only way to accomplish a desired task from a question. – Troggy – 2009-08-16T19:35:29.203
It's the easiest and can be done via wireless. – Harley Watson – 2009-08-17T02:24:41.320
@Benny: If you don't mess with the baseband, jailbreaking won't brick. – Harley Watson – 2011-01-12T22:15:37.690