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Apple has updated its iMovie for Mac software with some bug fixes and stability improvements.
What's New in Version 9.0.9
- Addresses issues where iMovie does not recognize video cameras connected to your Mac
- Improves compatibility with projects imported from iMovie for iOS
- Includes stability improvements
iMovie is available on the Mac App Store for $14.99. [Direct Link]
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(View all)All 3 people who use iMovie will be glad.
Who are the other two people? I use iMovie every week and it works well for my needs. While today's update isn't all that dramatic, I'm glad that they're still paying some attention to it.
I don't make a change just for the sake of making a change. iMovie 6 works just fine for me...intuitive unlike the newer editions...no problems...too many jump to the next version just because its new. New is not always better...Here is an example personified.
Do you still ride a horse? ;)I hope it does, I really want to buy a Red Dragon to film my cats. I have two and they deserve top notch resolution but I need a decent non-linear editor to handle the pure awesomeness, unlike fcpx.
Well, I found one of the three! :D
But, yeah, it's a good thing they're paying attention to this. It'd be much better if they were paying attention to their #2 "Top Paid" app a little more, though. It is selling in HUGE amounts. D:
Well iMovie is #11 in the Top Paid, which is not bad at all.
It's #17 in Top Grossing just in front of Autocad ($899) so that should mean that iMovie sold at least 60 copies at $14.99 each :rolleyes:
Since this is a .9 release, maybe this is the final update for iMovie '09, before iLife '13 is introduced? :o
(Or maybe .11 will be the final update, a la OS X Tiger -- or maybe I'm jumping the gun.) :p
All 3 people who use iMovie will be glad.
AFAIK iMovie is the best app to make supercuts