Backups for iMovie

If you are iPhone and iPad owner,you now can download Backups for iMovie for 9.990 from Apple Store. The application is supporting English language. It is a whopper, weighing in at 6888027, so make sure you have plenty of free space on your iOS device. It is highly advisable to have the latest app version installed so that you don`t miss out on the fresh new features and improvements. The current app version 1.0.1 has been released on 2015-12-29.
Bottom Line: For more information about Backups for iMovie check developer MEA Mobile Limited`s website : http://npassociatesllc.com/backupsforimovie/

Just purchased Backups for iMovie and I m very impressed As the title implies it creates a backup of your iMovie project and continuously updates it as you work I selected the option to backup everything media files events etc even though I m using Time Machine and CrashPlan The work I put into an iMovie project is invaluable and anything that helps me get it all back in one piece is much appreciated I opted to use an external hard drive to store the backups as I m running out of disk space on my iMac The application will find your iMovie Libraries and recommends you store the backups in a different location I currently have 3 iMovie Libraries in the Movies folder in the Finder I use iMovie to create videos after traveling abroad and for special events like hiking trips canoeing etc My projects contain both photos and video and can be quite large While iMovie 10 is more stable than past versions I still worry about something going very wrong and losing hours and hours of detailed work Backups for iMovie provides me a safety net and the ability to restore a project from any point in time This application has been available for awhile for Final Cut Pro X so it s nice to see the developer branching out to help those of us who rely on iMovie In the FAQ the developer mentions that a future iteration will include the ability to Archive iMovie project I m looking forward to that feature I currently archive using the iMovie method but it has been hit and miss when trying to restore one of these projects to fine tune it Missing Media and other problems often occur I m betting Backups for iMovie will provide a more failsafe method Kudos to the developer for helping the iMovie user community If you ve ever watched the spinning beach ball go on and on while working on an iMovie project and hoped the file wasn t corrupted then this app is worth taking a look at                     Must Have App for iMovie Rationalist/Pragmatist