Ok – well – I used iMovies. I first had to take the Flip video and run it through iSquint. Then I opened up a “new project” in iMovie and dragged and dropped the .mpg that I got from the iSquint process into one of those iMovie frames in the new project.

THEN – you have to go to the icons to the far left below the main screen your clip goes into.

The icons are a clock thingy on the right and a film strip thingy on the left.

If you use the clock thingy, you will get three sets of timelines on the bottom of the iMovie work area.

Now – you have to go to “media” back over where you play with your clips, on the righthand side of the screen.

Click media and then audio and you should get a menu that lets you see all your iTunes. Click on a tune you want and then I think I just dragged it into that timeline bar.

Now – to change the length of the tune to fit your clip, you have deselect “show volume levels” or something like that under the “View” option from the top of the screen toolbar. Then use the slider bar thingy next to your audio clip down in the timeline and that will change the length.

To change the audio level, a-ha, you must re-select “show clip volume level” and you will see a line going through everything. You can raise and lower that line with your mouse. You will also see an icon with a 100% at the bottom left. You can manually change the audio level there.

What I did was make the music lower and the person’s audio louder so we could hear him over the music.