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stevetheipad wrote:

iMove = Mac app

imove
youmove
weallmove for imove

Last edited by funelephant (2012-10-29 20:54:44)

alldaykade28471 wrote:

What? I'm pretty sure you guys are spamming...

Not me, I'm saying it's impossible, iMovie is a MAc app. 

Where can I download more RAM?

majormax wrote:

Where can I download more RAM?

*Sighs*

16Skittles wrote:

majormax wrote:

Where can I download more RAM?

Can I download a retina display too? I already downloaded a new GPU and HDD on my xBox.

Let me know if you find that out. 

alldaykade28471 wrote:

You guys are kidding, right?

It's hard to tell when it's just text. 

Yeah. I at least was parodying someone who (may have been trolling) said that their Xbox included a GPU upgrade that allowed it to play games far better than an expensive gaming PC. I will try to find that again.

alldaykade28471 wrote:

stevetheipad wrote:

alldaykade28471 wrote:

What? I'm pretty sure you guys are spamming...

Not me, I'm saying it's impossible, iMovie is a MAc app. 

But I have heard that there is a download for Windows.

If anything else that is like iMovie, let me know!

There is none; there is absolutely no reason for apple to create their semi-professional programs for their competing OS (semi-professional meaning professional-ish but easy so beginners can use, not like Final Cut which is much harder)

kayybee wrote:

alldaykade28471 wrote:

stevetheipad wrote:

Not me, I'm saying it's impossible, iMovie is a MAc app. 

But I have heard that there is a download for Windows.

If anything else that is like iMovie, let me know!

There is none; there is absolutely no reason for apple to create their semi-professional programs for their competing OS (semi-professional meaning professional-ish but easy so beginners can use, not like Final Cut which is much harder)

Somebody told me that there was a download for iMovie on Windows. It was here on Scratch, too!

Last edited by alldaykade28471 (2012-10-30 09:41:46)

Hm...I just read up, and iMovie doesn't work, but there are similar ones (easily searchable)  out there.

shiguy101 wrote:

kayybee wrote:

alldaykade28471 wrote:

But I have heard that there is a download for Windows.

If anything else that is like iMovie, let me know!

There is none; there is absolutely no reason for apple to create their semi-professional programs for their competing OS (semi-professional meaning professional-ish but easy so beginners can use, not like Final Cut which is much harder)

there is movie meker

That is horrible. For a fact.

Even if their WAS iMovie for Windows, it probably wouldn't run very well.

alldaykade28471 wrote:

Snowdrift wrote:

Even if their WAS iMovie for Windows, it probably wouldn't run very well.

Why is that?

It was ment to run on the specs of a Mac