Late Wednesday, Apple released iMovie 7.0.1, a 9 megabyte download for its entry-level movie editing program.
The new version, which is also available through Mac OS X’s Software update feature (provided iMovie 7 is already installed) addresses issues associated with publishing to .Mac web galleries as well as provides stability fixes and tackles other associated issues.
iMovie 7.0.1 is currently part of Apple’s iLife ’08 suite, which retails for US$79 for a single copy and US$99 for a five user family pack.
The program requires Mac OS X 10.4.9 as well as an Intel-based Mac, a dual 2.0 GHz or faster Power Mac G5 or a 1.9 GHz or faster iMac G5 to run.
If you’ve tried the update and noticed any significant differences, let us know in the comments or .
Late Wednesday, Apple released iMovie 7.0.1, a 9 megabyte download for its entry-level movie editing program.
The new version, which is also available through Mac OS X’s Software update feature (provided iMovie 7 is already installed) addresses issues associated with publishing to .Mac web galleries as well as provides stability fixes and tackles other associated issues.
iMovie 7.0.1 is currently part of Apple’s iLife ’08 suite, which retails for US$79 for a single copy and US$99 for a five user family pack.
The program requires Mac OS X 10.4.9 as well as an Intel-based Mac, a dual 2.0 GHz or faster Power Mac G5 or a 1.9 GHz or faster iMac G5 to run.
If you’ve tried the update and noticed any significant differences, let us know in the comments or .