#Idvd 7.0 4 software#
#Idvd 7.0 4 mac#

GarageBand has always been one of my favourite parts of iLife. Noise, highlights and shadows, which are also in Aperture, have been added to this panel to improve the final product. There is also the option to group the photographs as image files and these are then found in date order.Įditing has been changed slightly, including a reworked Crop tool and some improved adjustment tools. Running the mouse over the top image in an event dispays all the images one by one. While photographs had been organised in rolls or dates in the past, and one could also create separate albums to group certain of the library's images, the Event contains all the images specific to a specific theme. The main change has been the introduction of the 'Event'. IPhoto has been considerably revised and mainly to the good, although one or two features have been moved or adjusted.

#Idvd 7.0 4 software#

The components of iLife are included as bundled software on all new Macs along with the requisite browser, mail program, word processor and utilities: we are able to hit the ground running.įor those who already have Macs, the five-application disk costs 3190 baht in Bangkok (US $79, Sing.$148) and there is a family version for five computers at 3,990 baht.

#Idvd 7.0 4 mac#

Joking aside, this is the sort of suite that demonstrates why Mac users are Mac users. It might be useful if, in a future, upgrade, the version numbers could be consolidated as we are all currently at sixes and sevens, with a two and a four thrown in for good measure. The whole suite, then, is iPhoto, which has since been updated to version 7.0.1 and is much improved over version 6 iMovie, also now at 7.0.1 iDVD (7.0) which will work on the older G4s even without a DVD burner as the project can be moved to another disk iWeb (version 2: for making web sites easily) and an upgraded GarageBand (version 4). It installs into a folder marked iMovie (previous version) and is now version 6.0.4. I did not read the small print: the specifications of iLife 08 require a new version of iMovie 06 which I downloaded later. As a consequence, Apple kept iMovie 06 available, but to save some time I moved this application to the desktop, then moved it back to the Applications folder once iLife 08 was installed. There had been (and still is) considerable chatter concerning iMovie 08. In the few days before the disk arrived, I had been following the Apple forums. Apart from iMovie the other components were installed. Installation on these (a venerable PowerPC and a 1.25GHz eMac) was interrupted because of the specifications for these computers: processors must be 2.0GHz for the Intel machines and 1.9GHz for G5 computers). I also have access to a couple of older G4 machines.

It was already installed on the iMac that I looked at a few days later. It went on the MacBookPro I use with no complaint. In August I picked up a copy of the latest iLife 08 a week or so after its release in the United States.