My thought was to set up an alternate "user" and call it iMovie, or something like that. still have access to my old favorite programs (iMovie HD, iDVD and iPhotos)? (I also still use iDVD).Ĭan I buy a new iMac (the latest and greatest), keep it updated so that I can stay current with all of the new programs and apps, AND. I work with much longer videos from my old home movies taken with my video camera and the editing options on iMovie 6 HD are far superior.
It seems to be designed for people who take short videos on their iPhones and want to post them quickly onto FaceBook or YouTube. Well, I'm sorry, but the newer iMovie program is simply not as good for me. I am being told that the newer iMovie program is better, and that I should just "deal with it".
#EL CAPITAN IMOVIE OSX IN VM UPGRADE#
Many websites and apps will no longer work with the older operating system, and in essence, I am being forced to upgrade and lose the access to iMovie HD. The problem is that it is very obvious now that I am being "squeezed out". I have been happily working on my old home videos and photos for over a year now. So I used my TimeMachine backup and went back to Snow Leopard (OS 10.6.8) and honestly, everything was great again. Yes, there are "work-arounds" to force my computer to open iMovie HD, but I also had to deal with "Photos" instead of "iPhotos", which doesn't work well with iMovie HD. I learned (the hard way), that upgrading to Yosemite, or anything newer completely disables the use of iMovie HD. I still like and use iMovie HD (aka: iMovie 6).
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