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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Top Rated Comments
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 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 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
AFAIK iMovie is the best app to make supercuts