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Gathering and Editing Video in Final Cut Pro: Jan 13, 2006; With the advent of nonlinear editing systems, editing is as much a technical art as it is aesthetic. Understanding some basic video approaches will not only improve your technical aptitude, but also allow you the freedom to concentrate on the art of editing. In this lesson, you'll observe the workflow of a typical video. Your project specifications may vary, but the principles of video workflow still hold. And since Final Cut Pro is adaptable, it will accommodate different approaches seamlessly.

General Troubleshooting Theory for Apple Desktops and Portable Systems: Jul 7, 2006; Let the official Apple Training Series show you how the Apple systematic approach to troubleshooting theory and component isolation can benefit you and your customers by making your a better technician.

Get Acquainted with Font Book: Mar 16, 2007; Font Book is Tiger's font-management utility. Its obvious purpose is to install and remove fonts without your having to run around to all the Fonts folders, but it can do so much more. To do anything beyond blindly installing a font, however, you need to know at least the basics of Font Book, which are all covered in this sample chapter.

Getting Power and Performance from Your Virtual PC: Sep 23, 2005; What are those icons on the bottom of the Virtual PC window? How can I make Windows run more efficiently on my Virtual PC? Is there any way to tune it? How do I exchange data between the iMac and the emulated PC? John Traenkenschuh has the answers.

Getting the Most out of Your iPhone 4 Video Camera: Nov 8, 2011; Joanna Silber explains what you can—and can't—expect from your iPhone 4 video camera.

Getting Video Onto Your iPod: Jan 27, 2006; Get an iPod for Christmas? Music is great, but what about the video? In this article Matthew David shows you where to go to fill your iPod to the max with video.

Going Back to Your Mac in Mac OS X Leopard: Jan 25, 2008; The new "Back to My Mac" feature in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard puts all of your Macs within reach. Maria Langer shows you how.

Hacking iTunes: Programming iTunes on the Windows Platform: May 6, 2005; In his continuing series on hacking your iPod, Matthew David gives you the skinny on developing the plugins and extensities you need to make iTunes for Windows rock.

Hacking Your iPod: Building Windows Solutions to Load Content onto Your iPod and iTunes: Mar 18, 2005; Like your iPod? But don't you wish it could do just one more thing? Stop complaining and start programming! Matthew David exposes you to the fundamentals of programming iTunes to store more on your iPod.

Handheld Moviemaking: iMovie on the iPhone: Apr 4, 2012; Joanna Silber hated using iMovie from the first minute she opened it on her iPhone. Then she started working with it, and the app pretty rapidly changed her mind. Read what this iMovie convert says about it now.

Having Fun with iMovie Trailers: Jul 24, 2014; In this lesson from Apple Pro Training Series: iMovie you'll select a movie genre and then customize a storyline to fit your home video. Finally, you'll add clips according to the iMovie storyboard directions.

How to Access Mac OS X Server Directory Services: Feb 24, 2006; Data is valuable only if it can be stored and accessed. With multiple vendors of directory services solutions competing for your business, you may worry that their disparate systems will not be able to interoperate and that it will be difficult for clients to support multiple vendors. This chapter will help you to store and access data on Mac OS X server.

How To Buy and Rent Media To Play on Your Apple TV: May 2, 2008; In this excerpt from The Apple TV Pocket Guide, Second Edition, author Jeff Carlson tells you how to buy cool stuff to watch on your Apple TV using either your computer or the Apple TV itself.

How to Deploy Entire Systems in Mac OS X 10.5: Aug 20, 2008; In this advanced course, you'll learn the Apple-certified techniques for selecting a system imaging technique that meets your deployment needs, creating a cloned system image, creating a modular system image, and deploying a system image both locally and via a network. It's a must-read for any Mac system administrator.

How to Get the Most Out of Leopard’s Spaces: Oct 27, 2007; Ryan Faas takes you through Leopard’s Spaces with a quick look at how to set up Spaces and use it to speed your workflow while keeping your desktop neat and tidy.

How to Make iLife '06 Seem Like '07: Ten Tools that Take iLife to a New Level: Jul 6, 2007; It's been a year and a half since Apple updated its iLife software. Even though iLife '07 isn't on the horizon, there are plenty of ways to upgrade and enhance all the iLife apps to make everything from photo management to movie making easier and more impressive. Here are Ryan Faas' 10 picks for the best ways to make iLife '06 seem new and improved.

How to Make the Most of the Internet on Your iPhone: Feb 16, 2012; With your iPhone, all the information you could possibly want is there, right in your hands and in the most updated form; you just need to get it. This chapter shows you how.

How to Repartition Your Hard Disk in Snow Leopard and Leopard -- without Losing Data: Sep 30, 2009; Since Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, Disk Utility has been able to resize and add disk partitions on the fly without erasing data. Maria Langer shows how it works.