Many of us have old digital video files kicking around, but they may be becoming obsolete. As part of Apple’s move to 64-bit tech, a move that delivers all kinds of performance benefits, it’s removing support for 32-bit apps and content. You’ve probably seen the warnings about older apps needing updating but, unless you’ve used iMovie or Final Cut Pro in Catalina, you might not know video may need to be updated too.
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