Mikey Campbell
Apple on Thursday rolled out an update for its iMovie video editing app for OS X, fixing an issue that could cause the program to crash and baking in enhanced YouTube sharing compatibility.
iMovie version 10.0.8 comes a little over one month after the last update brought support for haptic feedback and Force Touch features compatible with Apple's new MacBook trackpads.
Apple fails to detail exact changes included in the latest iMovie build, noting only that compatibility with sharing video projects to YouTube has been updated. The same share sheet pop-up appears and upload speeds seem to be in line with past versions.
Apple also fixed a bug that could cause iMovie to unexpectedly quit on launch. The cause of the random crashes is unclear, though a number of users on Apple's Support Communities forum reported seeing the issue shortly after version 10.0.7 was released.
Earlier today, Apple patched a separate bug that caused newer iMacs to freeze and restart. That issue was traced back to viewing large JPEG files in Finder or Preview.
iMovie for Mac version 10.0.8 is available now as a free update, while new users can purchase the app for $14.99 from the Mac App Store.
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I wish Apple updates iMovie and adds the ability to work on movies with different aspect ratio such as iOS device screen capture videos. This would be great for making App Store videos.
iMovie has the dumbest Mac interface ever imagined, ever, ever, ever to infinity, bar none. I know the content consumption machinery generates the most money for AAPL, but I still produce content on my Apple devices. Why do Keynote and iMovie and QuickTime suck so bad? Anyone? Every time I have to launch iMovie, I cringe. And Keynote should be a Pro App! Logic, FCP, Keynote. I make a living with presentations. I've switched back to Power Point and others, because Keynote is so abysmal. Ever try rebuilding 25, 50 slide presentations? Just because Apple can't execute? Seriously, fit and finish in Apple's content creation apps has never been worse.... IMHO
[quote name="Kamilton" url="/t/185947/apple-updates-imovie-for-mac-with-enhanced-youtube-sharing-fix-for-random-crashes#post_2714761"]iMovie has the dumbest Mac interface ever imagined, ever, ever, ever to infinity, bar none. I know the content consumption machinery generates the most money for AAPL, but I still produce content on my Apple devices. Why do Keynote and iMovie and QuickTime suck so bad? Anyone? Every time I have to launch iMovie, I cringe. And Keynote should be a Pro App! Logic, FCP, Keynote. I make a living with presentations. I've switched back to Power Point and others, because Keynote is so abysmal. Ever try rebuilding 25, 50 slide presentations? Just because Apple can't execute? Seriously, fit and finish in Apple's content creation apps has never been worse.... IMHO[/quote] Poor workmen blame their tools.
I hadn't looked at iMovie for some time, but I still can't find a timeline in it. So it's no use for time measurements in video. Too bad.....
> Poor workmen blame their tools. And expert workmen are perfectly able to judge their tools on merit.