Apple has provided this handy support article:
You can easily add audio and other tracks to a QuickTime movie.
To add an audio track to a movie:
In QuickTime Player, choose File > Open File and select the audio file you want to import.
In the QuickTime Player window that opens, choose Edit > Select All to select the [...]
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Adding an Audio Track to a QuickTime Movie
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Use Built-In Mac Functionality to Increase Productivity and Profits
Published February 13th, 2007 in Apple, Cool Apps, Geeky Mac Stuff and Mac Tips & Tricks. 1 CommentI deal with a number of clients on a day-to-day basis that often take the “long way” when it comes to a specific task. This can be rather frustrating, and often times I find myself wasting even more time trying to explain why the specific task could be easier, if it was done another way.
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Published December 12th, 2006 in Apple, Cool Apps, Digital Video Editing, Geeky Mac Stuff, Hacks and Mac Tips & Tricks. 0 CommentsWe’ve all been there. We get a email from a friend with a funny video, that we just have to see. The problem is we can’t open it in QuickTime. Okay, no problem lets try VLC. Wait, it doesn’t work in VLC either, what now?
An Easy VPN Solution, Unlock the Power of Hamachi
Published December 8th, 2006 in Apple, Cool Apps, Geeky Mac Stuff and Mac Tips & Tricks. 1 CommentI recently discovered Apple’s Remote Desktop application, an expensive program but a true gem, especially when managing multiple computers from remote locations. I have also found that it is an invaluable tool for trouble shooting other peoples computers. But this is where a problem occurs. When dealing with computers at my office, [...]
Solve Xserve RIAD & Final Cut Pro Capture Problems
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Share an internet connection between two Macs
Published November 17th, 2006 in Apple and Mac Tips & Tricks. 1 CommentRecently I took a trip to visit my parents, and found myself in a world without Wi-Fi. It’s hard to imagine that there are still some places that don’t have the luxury of Wi-Fi, but we all know they exist. Yea, I know, it should be outlawed but…
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Record Shows from your Comcast HD DVR onto your Mac
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