Windows Movie Maker

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Windows Movie Maker's Import Video does not support importing video from a web camera or analog video source such as a VCR. To use video from your web camera, you can use the software that comes with the camera to record the video to your computer. Then you can import it into the program.

Hey, if you want to extract youtube video with high quality, you should use some program to help you. The program I used for times can not only help me download videos from youtube, but also convert the video format, so I can put them to my portable device.

That is a matter of individual opinion. Personally, I work with Movie Magix Pro Edit and Nero. And sometimes (when I am pressed for time) I use Windows Movie Maker, Video Pad or Video Spin.

There are many, many video editing software programs out there to choose from.

Yes, it is. Recording the songs means that you are using them without buying the song. IT is also illegal to post songs to YouTube. However, that does not stop anyone. If you buy a song, then you have the rights to use the song personally.

definitely yes, just bring streaming music recorder along with you. I wanna have tried a whole bunch of things. It's difficult to record it and find way out. now you can use it to record the song off of youtube.

Music/Audio used in Windows Movie Maker has to be formatted using one of the following file name extensions:

.aif, .aifc, .aiff, .asf, .au, .mp2, .mp3, .mpa, .snd, .wav, or .wma

To insert the audio:

> Click on Import Media
> Locate the audio/music file
> Click Import

If the file has been imported successfully, it will appear in the Imported Media pane. Click, hold, drag and drop the audio/music file down into the Music/Audio track (in time-line view of Windows Movie). Click the Play button in the Preview pane to hear results. Adjust according to preference.

Import them. You can't do this on Windows Live Movie Maker however (the newest one out). Only on v2.1 and v2.6. Stretch out the .gif file on the Time-line to see it in action.

You have to have the Split Screen effect downloaded and installed on your computer (in the Movie Maker folder). Rehanfx provides instructions on how to get the Split Screen effect to work. I'd check out that site for more information on how to use it:

http://www.rehanfx.org/products.htm

I use Vista, and even though they say the Split Effect can be downloaded and installed on my system, it still doesn't work. I can download the installer and effect(s) alright, but can't get them to work in Movie Maker. But, that is with the Vista OS. Those using Windows XP shouldn't have any problem downloading, installing or using the effect.

Video Pad and Video Spin have just about as many effects as Windows Movie Maker has. However, the programs likely don't have as many transitions in turn. You really can't ask for much more when it comes to free online video editing programs.

5.1 channel refers to a type of digital sound distribution. This type usually includes 5 speakers and a subwoofer. These would include a center speaker, two side speakers, and two back speakers. There are also 6.1 7.1 and 8.1 sound distribution which just include more speakers in the mix.

I'm using mpeg video wizard to do video editing, it can do this job. when you input your video into the input monitor, you can press hot key "A" to start reverse playback.

1,Download one AVI converter for mac

2,Add AVI files by click "add files" button.

3,By click "Effect", "Trim", "Crop" or "Clips" to edit the output video settings.

click the "Convert" button to start converting

Import them from the SD card to your computer first. Once they are on your computer, import them into the program. Just remember - with Windows Movie Maker most files have to be accessible on your computer and not removable disk storage.

There is no Windows Movie Maker v5.1. There is a Windows 5.1 build version, but I think the one you are looking to get transitions and effects for is the 2.1.4026 version (v2.6 technically speaking).

In any case, rehanfx.org has effect and transition downloads, but they are designed for Xp Movie Maker and are extremely hard to install on Windows Movie Maker (v2.6). Although not impossible from what I hear. So you might want to check that site out.

Otherwise, Blainesville has various transitions/effects/overlays you might be interested in that are much easier to download and install than Rehanfx. The URL for that site is:

http://movies.blainesville.com/2007/02/custom-speed-effects-for-movie-maker-xp.html

You must convert the file to AVI , search up a tutorial on how to convert it from what ever file it is now. I'm looking for why my video wont upload either. I have a different problem i bet then you You must convert the file to AVI , search up a tutorial on how to convert it from what ever file it is now. I'm looking for why my video wont upload either. I have a different problem i bet then you

Windows Movie Maker files are converted to Standard formats (such as: asf, .avi, dvr-ms, .m1v, .mp2, .mp2v, .mpe, .mpeg, .mpg, .mpv2, .wm, and .wmv) during the Publishing/Finishing process.

This process "mixes-down" audio/video properties, converting them from .MSWMM format to selected Standard types.

No. You can't make a speech bubble (quote box) on Windows Movie Maker. Other purchased video editing software programs offer these 'decor' type of options, but not Windows Movie Maker.

So you have your video clip(s) on your movie maker. Now you have to click on the one you want to shorten. Then click on the right side of the clip, and pull it in to the left. Your clip is shorter. Another way to speed it up is to use effects. go to the top of the page, it should say tools somewhere in there, then click on video effects. scroll down and it says speed up double now you sound like a chipmunk!