Good luck with resolving your software issues.

If the Support techs cannot help you then you are not likely to get any answers here. Navigate to a place where you can enter your telephone number.

for which you have expressed dislike.Ĭlick on the Get Support item in the upper right hand corner of this forum's screen. That will avoid the 'chit chat' that you don't want from an electronic forum such as this one. They have the capability of remotely accessing your computer that we cannot do here. You might benefit from contacting Apple Support and having the techs there walk you through getting a functioning iMovie. I cannot determine why you are having trouble because you haven't provided any details that would help. The projects and media remain in your iMovie Library, You need to download an updated version of iMovie that will access the library and all should be good. iMovie is not part of the operating system so upgrading to a new OS should not cause loss of iMovie projects. Apple wants you to have iMovie and thousands of users who have updated from Mojave to Catalina and later are using iMovie just fine. Secondly, nobody has any 'agenda' to deprive you of iMovie. However, we have no testing equipment, or hands-on capability with one's computer, or any magic wand or capability of resolving design software glitches or to cure problems that may exist with any specific person's setup or procedures. I have no idea why it did not work for you. I posted above one method of obtaining an updated iMovie app, that others have used with success. We try to pass along tips and comments from our experience that might help fix issues. We are not Apple software designers or techs. But you are emanating a lot of hostility that is unwarranted and misdirected.įirst of all, I and the great majority of the posters here are consumer users of iMovie just like yourself. It is understandable for one to be frustrated when one's software doesn't work.

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