Post by account_disabled on Dec 22, 2017 7:56:30 GMT
Hi,
You say that you have iMovie 09 and iMovie 11. There was no iMovie 09. There was iMovie 08 and then the next one was iMovie 11. This was infact iMovie version 9. Following that is the current iMovie, iMovie 10. Confused yet?
The following assumes that you have iMovie v9(11) on your old MacBook, and the latest version, 10, on the new one. If not, please clarify which versions you have.
You will need to copy the iMovie Events and iMovie Projects Folders, in your Home Folder>Movies Folder on your old MacBook, into the Movies Folder on the new MacBook.
If you have iMovie10 on the new Mac, when you open it, it should ask to import the old iMovie Events and Projects.
Thanks!
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You say that you have iMovie 09 and iMovie 11. There was no iMovie 09. There was iMovie 08 and then the next one was iMovie 11. This was infact iMovie version 9. Following that is the current iMovie, iMovie 10. Confused yet?
The following assumes that you have iMovie v9(11) on your old MacBook, and the latest version, 10, on the new one. If not, please clarify which versions you have.
You will need to copy the iMovie Events and iMovie Projects Folders, in your Home Folder>Movies Folder on your old MacBook, into the Movies Folder on the new MacBook.
If you have iMovie10 on the new Mac, when you open it, it should ask to import the old iMovie Events and Projects.
Thanks!
For more details:
Corporate Explainer Video