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iMovie HD 6 Free for iLife '08 Users
iMovie HD 6 Free for iLife '08 Users
iMovie HD 6 Free for iLife '08 Users
by , 12:20 PM EDT, August 9th, 2007
Apple's iLife '08 suite includes a new version of iMovie that isn't compatible with G4 Macs, but that doesn't mean users with older machines are left in the lurch. Apple is now offering iMovie HD 6, the version of iMovie that was bundled with iLife '06, as a free download for iLife '08 owners.
Offering the free download means that G4 Mac owners can still make movies after upgrading to the new iLife suite, and it also means that iLife '08 owners that aren't happy with the redesigned iMovie have something to fall back on. The iMovie HD 6 installer is available for download at the Apple Web site.
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