You are now ready to use iMovie’s older version on your Mac.

Drag the iMovie icon to your Applications folder.

Open the Payload 2 folder that will appear, and double-click the Applications folder there.

Double-click the Payload.zip file and wait as an application is created.

A dialogue box will appear where you confirm your action by clicking the Add tab.

Click on Name & Extension and type in “.zip” in front of Payload, then press Enter.Right-click on the Payload file and select Get Info.pkg file and select Show Package Contents Inside the second iMovie folder, there is another.Open the iMovie folder, and another iMovie folder will appear.After a moment, a sentence will appear showing the process has been completed.Drag the iMovie folder you created onto the same command line. pkg file on the desktop onto the command line in front of the word expand. Type in “pkgutil” in front of the dialogue you see there and hit the spacebar once, put in two dashes(–), type in “expand,” and add one space.Open the Utilities folder and double-click on the Terminal folder.

Create a new folder, and call it ‘iMovie.’.Close all the other windows, leaving only the.Go to your Downloads folder and double-click on the.Go to the Apple Store, find the iMovie update, and click ‘Download’.The Apple Store still has the old version of an iMovie update, which is where you need to start downloading. There is no shortcut to getting the old version of iMovie running on your Mac except by following all the steps below. The first thing to do is uninstall the iMovie version currently on your Mac. Upgrade to the last compatible version of iMovie.

Android version of imovie