DaveWT
Well-Known Member
OK, disclaimer. I may try and use iMovie about once a year, if that. I currently have version 10.1.10 with Mojave.
It seems projects used to be saved in my user folder > Movies > iMovie Projects. If I go there now, I find some but not all of the projects that actually exist in iMovie.
In iMovie there is a sidebar with a heading iMovie Library 2 (a former iMac had 2 drives so there was a Library 1 on the SSD and Library 2 was on the spinning drive) These are now consolidated on the new iMac
In iMovie if I click on the "Products" button:
it takes me to the page showing all my existing iMovie projects...
This is a partial view.
This page shows all the projects I would expect to find, with the most recent shown here. Note that this project does not show in the sidebar previously mentioned under "iMovie Library 2" nor does it appear in my user folder > Movies > iMovie Projects.
So just where does it hide on the Mac?
Also under the heading "iMovie Library 2" there is an entry called "Finalized Movies". I couldn't see how to "Finalize" a movie so I went to the web and an article suggested you don't need to do that any more. What is that all about?
Dave
It seems projects used to be saved in my user folder > Movies > iMovie Projects. If I go there now, I find some but not all of the projects that actually exist in iMovie.
In iMovie there is a sidebar with a heading iMovie Library 2 (a former iMac had 2 drives so there was a Library 1 on the SSD and Library 2 was on the spinning drive) These are now consolidated on the new iMac
In iMovie if I click on the "Products" button:
it takes me to the page showing all my existing iMovie projects...
This is a partial view.
This page shows all the projects I would expect to find, with the most recent shown here. Note that this project does not show in the sidebar previously mentioned under "iMovie Library 2" nor does it appear in my user folder > Movies > iMovie Projects.
So just where does it hide on the Mac?
Also under the heading "iMovie Library 2" there is an entry called "Finalized Movies". I couldn't see how to "Finalize" a movie so I went to the web and an article suggested you don't need to do that any more. What is that all about?
Dave