The iMovie update brings Czech and Slovak

13. 6. 2012

Apple today updated iLife's video editing application, iMovie. Although the new version brings virtually nothing new, support for several languages has been added, including Czech and Slovak. iLife for Mac is thus gradually becoming another piece of software completely translated into our native language. Translations have already taken place in the iOS applications from iLife and iWork.

Topics: iMovie, video lesson, Mac, iOS, Application, Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),

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Smurf

14. 6. 2012 6:43

hmm, nothing. again update only for the latest version... so typical :-(

Herta

14. 6. 2012 7:33

I think iDVD is missing for a complete localization of iLife.

Baudysh

14. 6. 2012 13:38

pls don't know why macbook air won't offer me iMovie update and other macbook offered and did iMovie update???? (same os version)

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