iMovie 4.0.1
The new version "provides increased performance when working with large projects, such as editing video clips and audio volume. iMovie 4.0.1 provides increased reliability when the application opens, when titles are added to the timeline, and with 3rd party plug-ins that are removed or no longer available to an iMovie project (for example, when you open a project on a different computer). Other improvements include fixes for pixelated video, corrupted Ken Burns clips, and loss of audio, which could occur after editing video or audio and then emptying the trash."
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already got it, installed fine. Althought I think it's a bit oversdhadowed right now . . .
I concur.
This will be great, I have some "large projects" coming up.
Why are none of these new updates appearing in the software update option in OS X? Has Apple changed it to having to go onto the web and search for all these now? I MUCH prefer just letting OS X do all the updating, so what gives?
Yeah - what's up with that?
Why are none of these new updates appearing in the software update option in OS X? Has Apple changed it to having to go onto the web and search for all these now? I MUCH prefer just letting OS X do all the updating, so what gives?
Maybe it'll show up later. Apple's servers are probably hard pressed right now.
I hope this fixes all the issues associated with the large file syndrome of iMovie, where it pulls a "windows" and just unexpectadly quits.
Yeah, that's been annoying me too. Been working with lots of big files lately and iMovie has been a little tempermental. Hopefully, this update will fix it. I guess I'll find out tonight! :p
- reaper
I hope this fixes all the issues associated with the large file syndrome of iMovie, where it pulls a "windows" and just unexpectadly quits.
You're not kidding... iMovie 4's quits were predictable if nothing else... The problem of crashing when you added a title to the timeline was specifically addressed, hopefully it will solve this...
Why are none of these new updates appearing in the software update option in OS X? Has Apple changed it to having to go onto the web and search for all these now? I MUCH prefer just letting OS X do all the updating, so what gives?
I think it takes a while... It appeared in mine... along with a lot of other stuff.
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