

Then look at your purchased folder and see if some version of iMovie is still downloadable, though I doubt it. You might try signing in to your account at the app store, using your apple I.D. Yosemite was the last operating system where iMovie 9 was fully functional. However, iMovie 9 does not work well with El Capitan and later. It is separate from your old Leopard operating system and should still be on your computer in the applications folder if you haven't erased it. You might still have the old iMovie 9 on your computer. And the older versions are no longer for sale. Burn your ISO file and dmg file directly to CD/DVD Blu-ray.As you have found, you won't be able to purchase current iMovie version 10.1.8 because High Sierra is required.Save and restore image files to disk and USB flash.Open Mac APFS/HFS/HFS+ format disk drives, flash drives, CD/DVD/Blu-ray media, HD floppies, dmg, dmg part, sparse bundle, and sparseimage files.


Why we use TransMac to Create bootable USB for mac os el Capitan?.
