![]() ![]() If it is, then you can delete the iMovie Library folder from your computer. After copying the library over to the external drive, check to see that it is working properly. ![]() The external drive must be formatted MAC OS extended (journaled), or it won't work with iMovie. First do a File/Consolidate Library Media on it so that it carries with it any project media that was used that may be outside of the iMovie library. You use the Finder to move your iMovie 10 data to an external drive by simply option-dragging (copying, not moving) the iMovie Library folder from your Movies folder in Finder to an external drive that is formatted for Apple. After verifying that they are working properly, you can delete those folders on your computer. If you want to keep them you can option-drag (copy, not move )them to your Apple formatted external drive and store them at the root level of the drive (i.e, not in any folder). I am always reluctant to toss anything, but that would be your call. Or, you can toss them if you are done with iMovie 9 and have updated the iMovie 9 projects and events to iMovie 10 and don't any longer intend to use iMovie 9 to work on those projects. You can keep the iMovie 9 folders if you intend to work on those projects using the iMovie 9 app. The iMovie Events and iMovie Projects folders pertain to the old iMovie 9 that is still on your computer. ![]() The iMovie Theater folder contains the stand-alone finished movies that you have shared there from your projects. All of your projects and the original media for them are contained in the iMovie Library. The iMovie Library and iMovie Theater folders pertain to the current version iMovie 10 on your computer. ![]()
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