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iMovie 3.0.3
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This update is an enormous improvement in iMovie. 3.0.3 is worlds faster, more stable, etc. Also, they fixed the stoplights in the top left corner of the window (the old version had them oddly scrunched together) so it looks like that's not going to be a reoccuring design theme in OSX. I'm so happy with this update!
The Ken Burns effect, which was previously shaky and ugly, is now nice and smooth. Also, it seems much faster on my 800MHz iBook. I'll try it on the iMac now.
Way to go Apple!
Way to go Apple!
Perhaps people who have top of the range powermacs and don't like when everyone else can use imovie without tearing their hair out
or maybe windows users???
I agree!
I totally agree. Finally, the choppy music and sound seems to have gone bye bye.
This proves one thing. Apple does listen.
I'm glad Apple made things better for us G3 users.
I totally agree. Finally, the choppy music and sound seems to have gone bye bye.
This proves one thing. Apple does listen.
I'm glad Apple made things better for us G3 users.
Same here, downloaded iSync manually and iMovie update manually.
I think it's to reduce server load, eventually they will come up, but we're not patient enough!
No, all updates from Apple show up in Software Update, except betas (unless you already have, eg, Safari beta installed). It's what it was made for, so people don't have to go update hunting.
AppleMatt
Importing clips bug fix?
Does anyone know yet if 3.03 has solved the problem of dropped frames from imported video clips.
I haven't used iMovie 3 because of that reason - that fault kinda made it unusable.
In the meantime I've had to use more sopisticated, expensive and not always easy to use software.
Does anyone know yet if 3.03 has solved the problem of dropped frames from imported video clips.
I haven't used iMovie 3 because of that reason - that fault kinda made it unusable.
In the meantime I've had to use more sopisticated, expensive and not always easy to use software.
Re: Importing clips bug fix?
you mean windows software, right?
Originally posted by The Shadow
Does anyone know yet if 3.03 has solved the problem of dropped frames from imported video clips.
I haven't used iMovie 3 because of that reason - that fault kinda made it unusable.
In the meantime I've had to use more sopisticated, expensive and not always easy to use software.
you mean windows software, right?
I found it almost impossible to use the protected AAC files I brought from the the music store in iMove 3.0.2--I could import them, but couldn't trim or move them around. Here's to hoping that 3.0.3 solves this problem!
Floop Beeping...
It was this exact bug that forced me to go back to OS9 for iMovie. I am really hoping that it is fixed. I feel naked in the land of 9.
I downloaded 3.03 last night, but have not tried it yet.
Max
It was this exact bug that forced me to go back to OS9 for iMovie. I am really hoping that it is fixed. I feel naked in the land of 9.
I downloaded 3.03 last night, but have not tried it yet.
Max
Stuff OS9.
I switched to Mac 6 months before OSX came out. I liked OS9's GUI but found it very unstable. Without the kernel, it was way too easy to crash. I seriously don't know how pro users got by.
I've been using my old PC Adobe Premie and ran a friends upgrade on it, and I run it in VPC (Wake me please...).
But I reeeaaally hate running any version of Windows on my Mac, so consequently I haven't done much video stuff since 3.00 came out. And to be honest, Premiere is too hard to use, too quirky for a part timer like me.
Eventually I will get the cut down Final Cut Express, just can't really justify the expense for something I don't do very often., and I don't know how difficult it is to use either.
BTW... Waiting for my PowerMate to arrive in the mail...can't wait for a new little toy to play with!!
Couldn't resist buying it after reading Mangoman's thread, as I had lusted after them for quite a while. I was homebound doing an assignment on my Mac all last weekend, so what did I do for entertainment? Went online shopping for the Powermate of course!!
Sorry, I waffle.
I switched to Mac 6 months before OSX came out. I liked OS9's GUI but found it very unstable. Without the kernel, it was way too easy to crash. I seriously don't know how pro users got by.
I've been using my old PC Adobe Premie and ran a friends upgrade on it, and I run it in VPC (Wake me please...).
But I reeeaaally hate running any version of Windows on my Mac, so consequently I haven't done much video stuff since 3.00 came out. And to be honest, Premiere is too hard to use, too quirky for a part timer like me.
Eventually I will get the cut down Final Cut Express, just can't really justify the expense for something I don't do very often., and I don't know how difficult it is to use either.
BTW... Waiting for my PowerMate to arrive in the mail...can't wait for a new little toy to play with!!
Couldn't resist buying it after reading Mangoman's thread, as I had lusted after them for quite a while. I was homebound doing an assignment on my Mac all last weekend, so what did I do for entertainment? Went online shopping for the Powermate of course!!
Sorry, I waffle.