<p>If there is an image with a white background at the start and end of the video, it should never export a black frame at either end.  (I've never seen it do that, and I've used iMovie '09 to edit hundreds of videos!)</p>

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2016-02-26T16:46:54.867Z
So, the answer to this question is, "You imagined that there's a problem.  There is no problem."  I don't get it.
Jason Conrad
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2014-07-21T04:00:30.993Z
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BrettFromLA
<p>I want to make a movie that is a continuous loop. All images have white background.  When I make the movie with iMovie it starts and ends with a black background image.  This does not look good when the video loops.</p>

<p>How do we control the basic background in iMovie?</p>

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2014-07-08T21:38:32.627Z
If there is an image with a white background at the start and end of the video, I don't see how it could export a black frame. (It's never done that for me! Or maybe I didn't notice it...?) What are you using to loop the video?
BrettFromLA
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2014-07-09T00:56:49.127Z
That is probably the answer.  Let me try it and if yes then how about you copy your comment to the answer section.....
Bryan
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2014-07-09T16:11:54.080Z
Very cool! I wish I'd posted that as an answer instead of a comment, so you could mark it as The Answer (and I could get some points).
BrettFromLA
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2014-07-20T23:57:08.263Z
@BrettFromLA you can always post it as an answer now. I would up vote it! In fact, it's pretty common to create an answer from a comment.
user1118321
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iMovie 11 starts with a black screen. How can we make this a white screen?
Bryan
# iMovie 11 starts with a black screen. How can we make this a white screen?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-07-08)

I want to make a movie that is a continuous loop. All images have white background. When I make the movie with iMovie it starts and ends with a black background image. This does not look good when the video loops.

How do we control the basic background in iMovie?

**Tags:** imovie

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: If there is an image with a white background at the start and end of the video, I don't see how it could export a black frame. (It's never done that for me! Or maybe I didn't notice it...?) What are you using to loop the video?  
> **username_0**: That is probably the answer.  Let me try it and if yes then how about you copy your comment to the answer section.....  
> **username_1**: Very cool! I wish I'd posted that as an answer instead of a comment, so you could mark it as The Answer (and I could get some points).  
> **username_2**: @username_1 you can always post it as an answer now. I would up vote it! In fact, it's pretty common to create an answer from a comment.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-07-21. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

If there is an image with a white background at the start and end of the video, it should never export a black frame at either end. (I've never seen it do that, and I've used iMovie '09 to edit hundreds of videos!)

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: So, the answer to this question is, "You imagined that there's a problem.  There is no problem."  I don't get it.  

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