Follow the instruction that has given below.
Step 1: First you have to download iMovie app from App store. Now from iTunes, right-click on the app and “Show in Finder”. Then drag the app on your desktop from the Finder window.
Step 2: Now double click on the .zip file then navigate to iMovie/Payload. Now drag the iMovie.app file from the folder to your desktop. We are going to install this iMovie.app on the iPad.
Step 3: You’ll have to install OpenSSH from Cydia in order to copy the file on your device. Now open Cyberduck and connect your iPad. You can do this by manually opening a connection then enter iPad’s IP address then use “root” as username and use “alpine” as password.
Step 4: Now navigate to the root “/” then open the “Applications” folder. Then drag the iMovie.app file in there and wait until upload is finished.
Step 5: After the file is on your iPad, then right-click on it and choose “Info”. Now change the file’s permissions to 777 to install it on your iPad. You should click on “Apply changes recursively” so that every file available inside the iMovie folder will have permissions set to 777.
Step 6: Now you have to respring. Now you’ll be able to see iMovie on your iPad homescreen. Now this app will run just like iPhone app in compatibility mode “out of the box”. Using FullForce from Cydia you can upscale this app to a native resolution so that it give a much more iPad-like feeling.
Step 7: Now install FullForce, then open the Settings app, choose iMovie and again try to open it. Now you will be able to see that this app is running in native “iPad-mode” with a proper resolution.
That’s all.
Now you can import and edit videos on your iPad taking advantage of the larger screen and interface. In this way you can install and run iMovie on your iPad. You will need to have a jailbroken iPad running iOS 4.2 in order to run iMovie on your iPad.It’s available at $4.99 in the App Store.
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