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Oct 25, 2013 7:24 AM in response to bryceboby sterling r,Hey there BryceBo,
It sounds like you tried to install iMovie 10, but there was an issue when you ran the application and it was not showing al of your events and projects. You tried deleting the app, but the App store still shows it as in stalled.
Here is what I would try next. Quit the App Store, and then with iMovie in the Trash, empty your trash and restart your computer. Then re open the App store and try to redownload iMovie again from the Purchases tab.
From: Mac App Store: Finding your purchased apps
When iMovie finishes installing and you open it up, you should be prompted to update your Projects and Events. If not you can manually update it from the File menu:
- Open iMovie.
- From the menu bar, choose File > Update Projects and Events.
- Press the Update button in the dialog that appears.
To update projects and events stored on external drives:
- Verify that the iMovie Projects and iMovie Events folders are stored on the top-level of the drive.
- Open iMovie and choose File > Update Projects and Events.
Updated projects and events are stored in a new library. In iMovie, you’ll see updated events listed in the sidebar and updated projects inside an event at the top of the list named Updated Projects. In the Finder an “iMovie Library” file is created alongside your original “iMovie Projects” and “iMovie Events” folders.
From: iMovie (2013): Updating projects and events from previous versions of iMovie
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Regards,
Sterling
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Oct 27, 2013 1:57 PM in response to bryceboby Tactos,same problem here.
to resolve do this go to
in the folders of imovie 9 (eventes of imovie, imovie projects, etc)
there is a file with the name "UpdatedToiMovie10", delete that file and go to
Imovie -> file-> upadte projets and events.
P.S- It take some time you have to wait, DON´T STOP THE IMOVIE.
