The Open Office Source Code is also available for download and modify. It's free for Personal and Commercial use. Open Office is Free and Open Source software. Some sellers ask a lot as it is still popular, but IMO worth the money. Sadly Apple no longer offers a download for this, but you could get it by searching eBay or Amazon for iLife version 6 which is still available on a DVD installer.

The best version of iMovie was iMovie 6HD. Indeed I got a message saying that the latest version was not compatible but that it would download the last compatible version considering my OS. I went to the App Store's Purchases section and downloaded from there. mp4 files, which is rather disappointing.Unfortunately the current version of iMovie at the Apple store 10.1.3 only installs on El Capitan or higher and the iMovie section of the website only holds a list of updates to download, not the actual software base dmg: There's obviously an option to download iMovie 10 from certain 3rd party websites but I don't feel comfortable downloading and installing software from unverified sources.Īlso, which video formats are even supported by iMovie 9.0.9? I can't even import. When I try to download it, it will now say that my OS version is not compatible with the latest version of iMovie. Today I tried App Store again, yet there is no more 'Update' option - only 'Get'. I also tried via App Store but I got the following message: 'This app cannot be updated because it was refunded or purchased with a different Apple ID'.

I managed to install iMovie 9.0.9 from Apple's website (that's the latest version they offer) but there's no option to update it? When I click 'Check for Updates' from within the app it says that it's already the latest version. I have a late-2011 MBP running High Sierra and I'd like to install the latest version of iMovie that's compatible with it.

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