- #IMOVIE 10.0.4 PLAYBACK LAGGING WHILE EDITING MAC OS X#
- #IMOVIE 10.0.4 PLAYBACK LAGGING WHILE EDITING PDF#
You can now move the Dock from its standard position at the bottom of the screen to either the left or the right, and other changes have been made.Īpple now offers two options for minimizing and maximizing windows when you move windows into or out of the Dock. The most impressive improvement was in iMovie rendering, which was almost twice as fast in version 10.1 as in version 10.0.4.ĭock Tweaks The biggest change to the Mac interface in OS X was the addition of the Dock, a strip of icons showing running applications and minimized windows while also functioning as a launcher for commonly used items.
#IMOVIE 10.0.4 PLAYBACK LAGGING WHILE EDITING PDF#
Oddly, OS X 10.1 actually performed worse than version 10.0.4 on our PDF scrolling test-and both lagged very far behind OS 9.Īccording to Apple, every dimension of the operating system has been modified to improve performance-the virtual memory system, the file system, the graphics subsystems-and there have been innumerable small speed improvements as well. In our graphics-intensive Quake III tests, version 10.1 was clearly faster than version 10.0.4, but it was slower than OS 9 on all systems except the dual-processor 800MHz Power Mac G4. In addition, OS X 10.1 offers native support of the GeForce3 acceleration card. According to Apple, the speed of graphics drawn via OpenGL has increased by 20 percent in this release.
Generally, drawing on-screen graphics has gotten a big boost in version 10.1, especially in the 3-D realm.
OS X 10.1 also tended to be as fast as or faster than OS 9 on G4 systems, but it was slower on G3 Macs.
#IMOVIE 10.0.4 PLAYBACK LAGGING WHILE EDITING MAC OS X#
Lab Testing Macworld Lab compared Mac OS X 10.1 with Mac OS X 10.0.4 and OS 9.2.1, and found that the new version of OS X was clearly faster than its predecessor (see “A New 10”).
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