How F C Express 2 on Imac Intel core Mac0s 10.4.9

Hi,
I have the Final cut Express 2 on my Imac G5. Now l got a new computer with the intel Processor. It is a Imac 24 2.16 How can i Make my software work on this computer ? I'm willing to buy a upgrate from express HD if necessary.
Thanks you all again

Absolutely not. I bought F C Express 2 when Imac G5 was the only option. There was no Intel core duo or Mac Os x 10.4
So I know that is not a universal version of this software. To avoid any problem I did not try to install before be sure of what and how l have to do it.
Thanks anyway

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