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I just have a white wall and I've even added a picture. Notice I don't have the normal black fabric background here.

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I'm going to show you how to use the Photo Booth app that comes with your Mac to record with a green screen effect. Video Transcript: So something a little different today. mov file that was recorded on Photo Booth without hitting the stop button in the end to end it, but rather closing the program.Check out Photo Booth Green Screen at YouTube for closed captioning and more options. If anyone finds out how to, let me and Jvaldez know, i think we are in the same situation, trying to open a. Im still trying to figure it out how to open it.

Just using it as an example to why the clip is important.ДЄnyhow, the issue here, so as to not get out of the subject by discussing why it is an impotant clip, is that I am trying to figure out if anyone has been able to open a file like that with any program, or knows a way to do it.ДЄnyhow, thanks for your guy's replies.

Not that I caught UFO's on tape through my imac's Photo Booth lol.

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Kinda like coincidently capturing video footage of a UFO with your cheap camera phone one day you were recoding a nice sunset, in the end you wish you could of had a HD professional video camera instead of your phone lol. and one should not rely on it to record important clips on it but its not that I chose to record an important clip there, just that it coincidently started as a fun clip but ended up being important after. I also tried to open it with various programs I have, iMovie, Quicktime, HandBrake, iTunes, no luck рџџДЄs to what EZ Jim said, yes Photo Booth is a basic, fun app. Hello Winsoton and thanks for your reply. I've tried many different ways to try to open it, with iMovie, Photo Booth, iTunes, QuickTime Player, etc and none work.ДЄlso, when I click 'Get Info' it shows that following info: So my problem is, how can I open that file to see the video clip?

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The movie is not in a format that QuickTime Player understands.' 'The document 'Movie on at 18.58' could not be opened. So now when I clip to open that file it does not open, it brings up a small warning window saying: Now this last file does not show an image, it just shows the Quicktime icon with 'MOVIE' in the bottom and the name of the file. I know this is how movie clips on Photo Booth get saved.ДЄll the other files or movie clips that I've done are in that folder, they show a preview image of the content I recorded for that clip, and the name. I know this is the file I recorded because they get saved as 'Movie on at 18.58' which shows the date and time. So then I went directly to the folder where all the movie clips get saved from Photo Booth and I found the file I had recorded there. Once I did that and had realized I had done that, I went back, open Photo Booth again to see if the clip had gotten saved and it didnt. I closed the window by pressing the 'x' on the top left corner instead.

Now heres my issue, the other day was recording a very important clip on photo booth the same way as I would always do, it was about 15-20minutes long, the only thing is that when I finished recording it, I forgot to press 'stop'. The clip gets saved on the bottom and i can click it whenever, to review or watch my recorded clip with no problem. It has always worked fine for me, I open Photo Booth and switch to 'Record a movie clip', then I press record and when I am done I press stop. I use Photo Booth to record clips of video from the iMac's internal camera. I recently bought the imac 27-inch 2.7Ghz.