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nilleh

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Aug 4, 2015
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Basically, when I choose a clip and click "import", nothing happens.

Also, as you can see from the screenshot, there are several things missing, including the content library. My suspicion is, that I deleted some important iMovie software whilst cleaning up my Mac.
I've tried completely uninstalling iMovie (every thread of it) and then reinstalling it, and it still looks the same as before.

What should I do, and can it be fixed at all? I would greatly appreciate your help. Thanks!

Macbook Pro, Mid 2014, OS X Yosemite.

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Basically, when I choose a clip and click "import", nothing happens.

Also, as you can see from the screenshot, there are several things missing, including the content library. My suspicion is, that I deleted some important iMovie software whilst cleaning up my Mac.
I've tried completely uninstalling iMovie (every thread of it) and then reinstalling it, and it still looks the same as before.

What should I do, and can it be fixed at all? I would greatly appreciate your help. Thanks!

Macbook Pro, Mid 2014, OS X Yosemite.

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Firstly how did you clean your Mac? and why?. Locate the drive your iMovie is on. It should be 10.0.9 Were did you get the 15 from.
 
Firstly how did you clean your Mac? and why?. Locate the drive your iMovie is on. It should be 10.0.9 Were did you get the 15 from.
I was using this program I downloaded from the internet called OmniDiscSweeper to clean up on all the excess copies and such that were taking up all my storage space on my Macbook. I meant to say 10.0.9, I got a bit confused haha.
 
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