![]() ![]() dmg file, and double click to see a virtual disc, and then just drag the app (which is actually a folder) to the Applications folder. But is there any side effects of doing so? Often, the way general users install apps on the Mac is by download a. Simply copy the iDVD app from the Applications folder on the Snow Leopard machine to a USB Flash drive and copy it over to the Applications folder of the Mavericks and Yosemite machine. but I wonder how compatible it will be, and whether the installation may write some outdated material over the newer, more current files (of the OS). ![]() However, since iDVD is discontinued since Lion, there might be 2 ways to install it on the Macbook Pro or Macbook Air and I wonder if they will work.īuy iLife 11 (produced in 2011) from Amazon and install on Mavericks and Yosemite. The old Macbook is taking about 4 hours to encode videos to burn to a DVD disc using the highest quality setting, so I wonder if I install it on the Macbook Pro, whether it can be much faster. I have an old Macbook with Snow Leopard on it, and a newer Macbook Air with Yosemite, and a newer Macbook Pro with Mavericks.
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