Elgato Turbo.264 HD Reviewed    Testing out Apple’s iMovie 11  I
had a few extra minutes (that’s a lie, it seems like I never
have time anymore) and thought I’d give Apple’s iMovie 11 a try.
Going on reviews, either iMovie 11 is “freaking
amazing” or ”Anything after iMovie 6 is absolute shit!”  I’ve
been in the iMovie is awesome camp since iMovie 09 came out last
year. Of course that probably has something to do with the fact
that I never used iMovie 6 and that for the longest time,
FinalCut Pro scared the living hell out of me. Not any more, now
I lust for it, but still, iMovie 09 is pretty awesome
considering what you get, for what price and at what skill-level
is required to make great video.  So, yes, iMovie 11, what’s up?
What’s new?  Better audio editing for voiceovers, music and
audio from the video tracks. There are more and better sound
effects, iMovie custom music tracks made especially for
particular types of films, waveform editing and more. One of my
favorite features is the ability to stretch ou