![]() ![]() iMovie will refer to the library on the external drive.Īlso, to free up more storage space you can go to iMovie preferences (iMovie > Preferences) and delete the Render files from the preferences box that appears. Rather than deleting media from the iMovie library a better way is to store your library on an external drive that is formatted Mac OS Extended (Journaled) or APFS. ![]() Here is a link to Apple's help menu that explains how to delete media from iMovie: ![]() Further, unless you have stored duplicates of your media outside of iMovie, you will permanently lose your source files. WARNING: Deleting a clip from the Original Media folder or deleting an Event will remove it from all projects that may be referring to it, thus disabling those projects. (See the help link below for instructions.) Tap the red Delete button to remove the clip from your local device.Note: If the clip is currently used in a project, you must remove it from the Timeline before deleting it. Tap the gray Download button to save the clip to your Photos library. You can also delete an entire Event (the Event itself, not just the media in it) and that will also serve permanently to delete the files from the iMovie library and from all projects that might be referring to the deleted clips. Tap Edit.Buttons appear at the right side of each clip. You can delete the clips from there and they will be permanently removed from the iMovie library and free up storage space. The clip that you had selected will be highlighted. ![]() Displayed in the folder will be the clips associated with the project. A folder will pop up entitled Original Media. Select a clip in the pane and do File/Reveal in Finder. The clips associated with that project will appear in the media browser pane. Open a project and click on the project's title under Project Media at the top of the sidebar. ![]()
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