I have spent 2 hrs searching for an answer, and trying various fixes, but nothing is working. Can someone please give me advice on what to do?
imovie was working fine til I was adding a 4th pip photo to one of my clips in my 9 min. project. Then, it just stopped responding. None of the features work - i.e. the clips can't be clicked on transitions accessed...none of the buttons in imovie work. Shutting down, updating software, did not help.
I have enough memory, the hard disk is showing 25% free. imovie will not allow me to delete rejected clips (error msg: "unable to delete rejected clips The operation could not be completed NSCFArray objectAtIndex:]: index (0) beyond bounds (0). That, of course, is completely greek to me.
I did delete a project, but that didn't help. It just freed up a bit more of the hard disk space.
I am in the middle of this project that I must finish! My macbook is 1 yr + 1 week old. Please, I would be sooo grateful for any kind offer of potential fixes.
I should say though, if you wouldn't mind sort of explaining any suggestions in layman's terms...I'm still learning the lingo and sometimes I have to do searches just to understand what a step of an instruction is.
THanks so so so much! I have a love/hate relationship w/ imovie (mostly hate right now) and the life of my laptop is in jeopardy (contemplating various destructive actions) until I get imovie going again.
Thank you!
Vicki
imovie was working fine til I was adding a 4th pip photo to one of my clips in my 9 min. project. Then, it just stopped responding. None of the features work - i.e. the clips can't be clicked on transitions accessed...none of the buttons in imovie work. Shutting down, updating software, did not help.
I have enough memory, the hard disk is showing 25% free. imovie will not allow me to delete rejected clips (error msg: "unable to delete rejected clips The operation could not be completed NSCFArray objectAtIndex:]: index (0) beyond bounds (0). That, of course, is completely greek to me.
I did delete a project, but that didn't help. It just freed up a bit more of the hard disk space.
I am in the middle of this project that I must finish! My macbook is 1 yr + 1 week old. Please, I would be sooo grateful for any kind offer of potential fixes.
I should say though, if you wouldn't mind sort of explaining any suggestions in layman's terms...I'm still learning the lingo and sometimes I have to do searches just to understand what a step of an instruction is.
THanks so so so much! I have a love/hate relationship w/ imovie (mostly hate right now) and the life of my laptop is in jeopardy (contemplating various destructive actions) until I get imovie going again.
Thank you!
Vicki