Click that and your files are converted to H.264 to be playable on Catalina. You'll get a window listing all the incompatible media and there's a Convert button. Open the app and then try to import media.
Since QuickTime 7 is old, though, you can use iMovie on macOS Mojave to see whether you have any incompatible media files. Even though Apple itself has moved on from QuickTime 7, it kept supporting it for compatibility right up to macOS Mojave, but no more. These were mainly, but not exclusively, created using the old QuickTime 7. What may be an issue is what Apple calls incompatible media files. While the issue is again related to Catalina's dropping of 32-bit apps, iMovie itself is not affected. The changes to iMovie for macOS Catalina are less significant, but they may still be problematic. Six years on from this iWork 2013 release, Pages has still not got its outlining feature back.Ĭonsequently, some users have stuck with iWork '09 through thick and thin, but now Apple says they will have to update if they're to use macOS Catalina. In the years since, Apple has slowly added back most of the missing features - but not all. Pages lost its mail merge and format bar. Numbers lost various spreadsheet cell management options, for instance, plus some row sorting features. As it had done with video editing tool, Final Cut Pro X in 2011, Apple made a new version of iWork that was better in many ways but lacked a lot of existing significant features. In 2013, Apple rewrote its iWork apps from scratch and introduced new versions for the Mac and iPad. Normally you wouldn't expect any company to support software from a decade ago, but the '09 suite is famously the one before Apple radically revised Pages, Numbers and Keynote.
However, iWork '09 is more significant than its age suggests. It's due to Catalina's dropping of support for 32-bit apps but Apple says users can update to the latest versions of the iWork apps in order to carry on working with their existing documents. The forthcoming macOS Catalina will not run Apple's old iWork '09 apps, and nor will its version of iMovie load certain older types of files. If that Pages icon (left) is what you see every time you switch on your Mac, we have some bad news for you
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