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Can i Movie 10.4 be downloaded from app store? My Mac desktop is updated to Monterrey 12.7.4. I understand that the most current version of iMovie will require macOS 13.5 but my Mac desktop will not run MacOS 13.5. I see recommendation to use older version of iMovie so which version is compatible with Mac OS 12.7.4? Where can I get it? The only version I find on App store is th most current and I get response that states it requires Mac OS 13.5.
iMac, macOS 10.12
Same problem here -- the old version that was already on this computer wouldn't run and it prompted me to download a newer version. This iMac won't run OS 13.5, and App Store won't let me download any older versions of iMovie...come on, Apple!!!! Really?? This is a perfectly good iMac that is still fast enough with plenty of memory...are you really trying to force me out of using it?
Same problem here -- the old version that was already on this computer wouldn't run and it prompted me to download a newer version. This iMac won't run OS 13.5, and App Store won't let me download any older versions of iMovie...come on, Apple!!!! Really?? This is a perfectly good iMac that is still fast enough with plenty of memory...are you really trying to force me out of using it?
Have you considered Adobe Premiere Elements? I have seen it for about $70 from online stores.
Davinci Resolve may be overkill if all you want to do is tie scenes together, but it's very capable and it's free.
You can, also, just use Quicktime to join multiple clips together.
Thanks and you are correct about the 32 bit processing on this device. Is there any third party software to allow me to make simple movies as in Just tieing scenes together?
iMovie 10.4 should already be on your Mac (Monterey 12.7.4). Are you saying it isn't there? If it's in your Applications folder, have you tried running it?
When you go to your App Store account, purchases, do you see iMovie listed there, and is the prompt Accept or is it Download?
Thanks for the response. Please allow me to clarify. In trying to upgrade, I did not see a version available for my OS12.7.4. I then read someone suggesting to uninstall what was on my Mac in order to allow a clean install. To begin with, I inherited this Mac and the iMovie icon had the Red circle with a slash over the icon which suggested not available. Being that I don't possess the Apple ID from first owner of this Mac, I can't log in to the App store and retrieve the original. The only related items I find in the app store are updates for iMovie 10.4. So is there an original to purchase in full? Thanks again, Craig B.
Have you ever downloaded iMovie before? If so, you can find one for your computer in your purchases.
No, not if you haven't purchased it before.
The red circle means that it was probably an old 32 bit version of iMovie.
iMovie for Monterrey 12.7.4?
