IMovie 06 HD with iLife 08

I know iMovie 06 can't read iMovie 08 projects and vice versa, but can iMovie 06 work with iPhoto, iTunes, and iDVD 08? I'd like to upgrade iPhoto specifically, but I don't want to lose the timeline and other features that Apple didn't include in iMovie 08.

Hello, Bob_M,
Yes, all the other iLife 08 apps will work great with iMovie 6. After you install iLife 08, you will find your iMovie HD6 in a folder called iMovie Previous version. You can open either version to create a movie. When you want a quick video for the web, use iMovie 08; when you want the full-featured iMovie, open iMovie6. I currently am working on about 8 iMovies, and I just finished a 2hr one--all in iMovie 6. I just burned it to Disk Image using iDVD08. Some have reported difficulty with chapter markers staying where they are placed. Apparently they drift and get off by a few seconds. I cannot address that personally as I have not yet burned the DVD from my project.
Go for it! The new iPhoto is great!

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