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John Varela
I finally installed Mavericks a couple of weeks ago. It has created several problems, one of which is that iMovie HD is no longer usable.
A simple action such as trying to clip an audio file in the timeline causes iMovie HD to freeze.
In installing Mavericks, I first made a couple of clone backups of the hard drive in addition to Time Machine, then reformatted the disk, installed Mavericks, and migrated all my applications and data from one of the backups. Thinking that the iMovie.app files might have been corrupted in that process, I recovered iMovie.app from a different backup. It crashes, too. Deleting the .plist files didn't help. I don't see anything else for iMovie in ~/Library.
The same thing happens in a different account.
So the question is, has Mavericks killed iMovie HD?
OS X 10.9.2 iMovie HD 6.03
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A simple action such as trying to clip an audio file in the timeline causes iMovie HD to freeze.
In installing Mavericks, I first made a couple of clone backups of the hard drive in addition to Time Machine, then reformatted the disk, installed Mavericks, and migrated all my applications and data from one of the backups. Thinking that the iMovie.app files might have been corrupted in that process, I recovered iMovie.app from a different backup. It crashes, too. Deleting the .plist files didn't help. I don't see anything else for iMovie in ~/Library.
The same thing happens in a different account.
So the question is, has Mavericks killed iMovie HD?
OS X 10.9.2 iMovie HD 6.03
Continue reading...