I want to install imovie 10.0 but keep getting message : your computers video card does not meet the minimum system requirements

i want to install imovie 10.0 but keep getting message : your computers video card does not meet the minimum system requirements ? what should I do ?

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https://discussions.apple.com/message/23486450#23486450

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    imovie: I have just downloaded 'mavericks' and have installed all updates. I get an error message:Your computer’s video card does not meet the minimum system requirements. What to do? Thanks for any help in advance.

    I am not 100% sure this is the issue, but I saw a different thread about the ATI Radeon HD 2600 not being OpenCL compatible for another program and that a newer compatible graphics card would be required to solve the problem.  I am getting the same message with my 2007 iMac 24".

  • IMovie 10.0 Oct 22, 2013 won't install on my Mac Pro 2008 with OS X 10.9.  Software Updater says "Your computer's video card does not meet the minimum system requirements".  I have ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT 256 MB.  What card SHOULD I have?

    After installing Mavericks on my 2008 Mac Pro (10GBRAM, several HDs, 2 x 2.8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon) Software updater says there is an update available. iMovie  Apple   Version 10.0   Released Oct 22, 2013. 
    So I click the UPDATE button
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    I have ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT 256 MB.  What card SHOULD I have?
    Thanks.

    It is a easy fix to this problem.
    I have this video card
    iMac 24 inch, early 2008.
    Graphics card: ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro 256 MB .
    This is what you do.
    1. open app store.
    2.go to  the update tab.
    Yuo will see the imovie icon waiting to install.
    3.clic the sub menu tab and select "try apdate in an hour" option from the sub menu.
    4.leave the app store window open and came back in an  1hr .
    Like magic you will see the imovie app being upgrade it in the lunch pad .
    enjoy it.

  • When I try to update my iMovie to be Maverick compatible, this is what I get " Your computer's video card does not meet the minimum system requirements."  Any suggestions?  Thanks

    When I try to update my iMovie to be Maverick compatible, this is what I get " Your computer’s video card does not meet the minimum system requirements."  Any suggestions?  Thanks

    I have a Mac Pro earley 2008 with 16gb ram and the original ATI Radeon 2600 XT 256mb ram card.
    After searching everywhere and finding no helpful info I just went to amazon and serched video cards for Mac Pro. The Asus HD 6450 silent and others came up. They all show PC compatibatily but since Mac is now PC structure I think allmost any card will work that is PCI-e.
    I purchased the Asus HD 6450  for $39.00 with $10 rebate and it worked great, ( plug and play ).
    My startup is way faster than before and graphics are way better.
    The DVI works great with my Viewsonic and if you need to connect more than one monitor the DVI and VGA are secondary. If your main monitor is HDMI than you will have no problems using more than 2 screens in sharing mode.
    http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=A sus+hd+6450+silent&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3AAsus+hd+6450+silent

  • I am thing of using Final Cut Pro but when I try and download I get the message "Your computer's video card does not meet the minimum system requirements." Can I do anything about this?

    I am thing of using Final Cut Pro but when I try and download I get the message “Your computer’s video card does not meet the minimum system requirements.” Can I do anything about this? I am using a Mac Pro early 2008 with Yosemite 10.10.2. My current graphics card is a ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT 256 MB.

    Geoff2T wrote:
    I am thing of using Final Cut Pro but when I try and download I get the message “Your computer’s video card does not meet the minimum system requirements.” Can I do anything about this? I am using a Mac Pro early 2008 with Yosemite 10.10.2. My current graphics card is a ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT 256 MB.
    It is just as the message says. Your video card is not compatible.
    You can add a compatible graphics card and use FCP X with your mac.  I can't suggest which one, but maybe other people on this forum can guide.
    And you may also get good suggestions in the Mac Pro forum.

  • IMovie OSX Mavericks - Video Card does not meet the minimum system requirements

    Hi,
    after install OSX Mavericks  when I try update iMovie version, system show me the following message:
    "Your computer's video cars does not meet the minimum system requirements."
    Can anyone help me ?
    Thanks in advance :-)

    Sing out from app store them try again. I have iMac early 2008 couple hour ago i can't intall iMovie because i see this message "Your computer's video cars does not meet the minimum system requirements." so try to Sing out them try to sing on again working like a charm.

  • When I upgrade imovie I got this message: Your computer's video card does not meet the minimum system requirements.

    My iMac has OS X 10.9, graphic card ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro 256 Mo.
    Where could I find "the minimum system requirements" for iMovie.
    Thanks

    Take a look at this: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT6023

  • Error: The installed graphics card does not meet the minimum system requirements by Aperture

    I have a Mac Pro 3.1 10.5.8 and Aperture 2.1.4.  My NVida 8800gt with 512 mb was over heating so I brought and install the ATI radeon hd 5770 to replace it.  Now when I try to start Aperture I get this message "Error: The installed graphics card does not meet the minimum system requirements by Aperture".  All other software works fine, ie photoshop elements and Safari.  When I install my old card aperture will open with no problem, but of course the card will overheat within 10 mins and I will have no video.  I have search on google with no luck.  Will upgrading to Aperture 3 fix this problem?

    5770 requires 10.6.5.
    The 8800GT - there is the 350* bake in over 10 minutes - 50% or better chance
    you can find 8800GT on http://myworld.ebay.com/macvidcards/
    http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/23049/smcfancontrol
    http://www.bresink.com/osx/HardwareMonitor.html
    Fan control helps with FBDIMMs which need to be kept under 70C too.

  • Installed graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements for AP...

    2006 MP with an HD 2600 and a 7300 GT card installed, 8 GB RAM, OS 10.4.11. Tried to install Aperture v1 from CD and got the error message "The installed graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements for Aperture" which disallowed upgrading to v1.5.6 because v1 would not install. So I downloaded and installed the v2 trial and got the same error message.
    The release lever on the 7300 card would not work so I left it in slot 1 for now rather than risk breaking the card. That put the HD 2600 card in slot 2, which is not optimum but I do not think it should cause problems.
    23" ACD connected to the HD 2600 card.
    Ideas? I perused the threads and found similar reports but no solutions.
    TIA
    -Allen Wicks

    Answering my own question, I moved the ACD connection to the 7300 card and v2 Aperture installed OK.
    Now I guess I need to get precise details on how to eject the 7300 card (mainly better directions than Apple's as to exactly what direction to force the release lever toward). I applied way more force than I am accustomed to and the card did not release.
    Comments appreciated, TIA.
    -Allen Wicks

  • HT4007 The installed graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements for Aperture.

    The installed graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements for Aperture.  I have not used Aperture in a while and just got this error message.  I tried applying OS updates and reinstalling Aperture and still get the same message.  Does anybody have a solution or work around.

    Are you using a non-standard Graphics Cards?  Then this may be the reason.
    You may also get this error message, if you accidentally booted into "Safe Boot Mode". Then certain extensions of the Graphics card will be disabled and Aperture cannot be launched.
    Reboot and make sure that you this time will boot into regular boot mode.
    See: Mac OS X: What is Safe Boot, Safe Mode?
    If you are indeed running the system in Safe Mode, the question is, what made this happen? Do you use a wireless mouse and keyboard? There is a strange bug that makes Mac OS X boot into Safe mode, if you turn the wireless devices on, while the system is booting. Make sure they are active, before you boot.
    But if you did not boot into Safe Mode, you could try to boot into this mode to reset the graphics card and then boot again into regular mode.
    Merry Christmas!
    Léonie

  • Just got this error message - The installed graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements for Aperture

    Help.  I have an iMAC - not even one year old - just got this message - The installed graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements for Aperture.
    I have not made any changes to my machine. Help  - I can't get to my images

    Try restarting your system.
    If that does not help, we will need to know your Aperture version and MacOS X version. And do you use an external monitor? Then disconnect it before rebooting.

  • Help - just got message "The installed graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements for Aperture"

    Help - just got message "The installed graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements for Aperture"

    Please click Profile Update and follow the directions for updating your profile. Your computer may be too old to support Aperture however without knowing anything about your iMac it's impossible to say. Also there is an Aperture forum to use and you can look at Aperture's System Requirements below to see if you have the minimum.
    System Requirements
    Minimum
    One of the following Intel-based Mac computers:
    Mac Pro
    MacBook Pro
    MacBook
    MacBook Air
    iMac
    Mac mini
    Operating system:
    Mac OS X v10.5.8 or v10.6.2 or later
    Memory:
    1GB of RAM
    2GB of RAM required for Mac Pro
    Other requirements:
    DVD drive for installation
    1GB of disk space for application and documentation
    7GB of disk space for Sample Library

  • The installed graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements

    Not true...
    I have been successfully running Aperture on a G5 dual 1.5 with an ATI x800xt video card. After a card failure (and a few restarts on the stock video card) Aperture refuses to identify the newly replaced ATI card.
    I have tried with and without the ATI software but no luck
    any thoughts?

    Is OS X recognizing your video card correctly? What does System Profiler think your video card is?

  • Error: The installed graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements for Aperture.

    I have been using Aperture for nearly 5 years on my MAC Book Pro. I suddenly am getting this message and Aperture will not launch. Any ideas?
    This is my graphics
    NVIDIA GeForce 9400M:
      Chipset Model:    NVIDIA GeForce 9400M
      Type:    GPU
      Bus:    PCI
      VRAM (Total):    256 MB
      Vendor:    NVIDIA (0x10de)
      Device ID:    0x0863
      Revision ID:    0x00b1
      ROM Revision:    3427
      Displays:
    Color LCD:
      Resolution:    1280 x 800
      Pixel Depth:    32-Bit Color (ARGB8888)
      Main Display:    Yes
      Mirror:    Off
      Online:    Yes
      Built-In:    Yes
    Display Connector:
      Status:    No Display Connected

    There are actually two graphic cards in the system, the one you show in your post and one part of the motherboard.
    This is done on laptops to help save battery, when the system does need need high performance graphics, when it is doing text it uses the integrated graphics card, when it needs to do high performance graphics like when running Aperture it switches to the other card.
    It is possible something is wrong with your system preventing it from switching.  What OS version are you running, is it really 10.6.4?
    See MacBook Pro: How to determine which graphics processor is in use to determine which GPU is in use. But if it is not switching you most likely have a hardware problem.

  • Mid 2007 iMac video card does not meet minimum requirements for latest iMovie update

    Tried updating to the latest version of iMovie and I get the following message.  "Your computer's video card does not meet the minimum system requirements."  I haven't had any luck finding what those requirements are.  What are the minimum requirements?
    Thanks.

    I'm having the same issue here too. I'm using a mid 2007 iMac 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo with 4GB of SDRAM and ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro 256 MB.
    What bugs me is that the update shows up but you are not allowed to install it. Either one of two things needs to happen.
    #1 apple allows users to hide the update but still let you know that there is a hardware incompatibality
    #2 don't let the update show up at all

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