As many here may be aware, iMovie HD 06 had an issue / bug with Yosemite.
Yosemite incorrectly identified iMovie HD 06 as not compatible, even though it was. A workaround exists to make iMovie HD 06 work with Yosemite. Curious if anyone has tried iMovie HD 06 with El Capitan to see if this issue has been corrected.
Also, I forgot that if you make an alias of the iMovie HD in the /MacOS folder, you can put the alias in the Finder and run iMovie from the Finder window.
You shouldn't let iMovie HD 6 be the reason for you not to upgrade your OS. Simply put iMovie HD and OS X 10.8.5 on a separate partition on your hard drive or on a separate external hard drive.
Changing iMovie HD 6.0.4 to 6.0.5 works as advertised.
However, when I go to the Media tab > Photo tab I get a message to open iPhoto 2.
Is there a way to access and import photos from "Photos"?
Can you copy or export desired photos (jpeg format) from Photos into a regular folder, then import these into iMovie HD?
You can download the full cracked iMovie HD 6.5.1 app see here Tutorial Video. Works all the way up to OSX 10.11 https://youtu.be/-Di9iPpJEVg
Terrific !!!!!!
Yes, it is going !!
I've just seen your advice to use two partitions which, for an iMovie HD6 user like me, is a fantastic idea. Is this easy to do? Would you please tell me how to go about it.
Thanks,
Makey.
You are a life saver, I use I movie hd and is better than any of the new ones. I am running Sierra 10.12 and this work around is great. Thank Yoy.
Running iMovie HD 06 with El Capitan
