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I have updated to MacOS Mojave. I can launch iMovie 9.0.9 but no window shows up.
I wonder if anyone is having the same problem and if there is a solution.
TIA
MacBook Pro TouchBar and Touch ID, macOS High Sierra (10.13)
It was only working unreliably in El Capitan for me and would crash regularly on Sierra. It was not really usable and when I checked with Apple, they no longer supported it in Sierra. I have a Macbook Pro for which I have a bootable external drive with Mavericks - all the older iMovie, iDVD, Final Cut Express, and other apps work very well with that setup.
It was only working unreliably in El Capitan for me and would crash regularly on Sierra. It was not really usable and when I checked with Apple, they no longer supported it in Sierra. I have a Macbook Pro for which I have a bootable external drive with Mavericks - all the older iMovie, iDVD, Final Cut Express, and other apps work very well with that setup.
iMovie 9.0.9 hasn't been compatible since El Capitan/Sierra/High Sierra. So, it won't be compatible with Mojave either. It was replaced some time ago with iMovie 10. Aside from that, that iMovie version is 32-bit and those apps will no longer work in the near future.
Thank you for your reply. It was working fine on High Sierra on my MacBook Pro Touch Bar, though. It works fine El Capitain (OS on the iMac I'm using now). Maybe with Mojave iMovie has become totally incompatible.
Thank you for your reply. It was working fine on High Sierra on my MacBook Pro Touch Bar, though. It works fine El Capitain (OS on the iMac I'm using now). Maybe with Mojave iMovie has become totally incompatible.
iMovie 9.0.9 no window MacOS Mojave
