How do you finish a video in movie maker?

Answer 1

There is no 'Loop' feature in Windows Movie Maker unfortunately. The only way to achieve the loop effect is by continuously dragging and dropping the media into the Time-line view.

Each clip automatically attaches to the previous clip, however there may be a visible 'quick fade-in'. To remove that, simply click, hold and drag the clips backwards(VERY SLIGHTLY) over the previous clip.

A thin blue line appears while dragging if done correctly. This overlapping technique will eliminate undesirable 'fade.'

Answer 2

Depending on which version of the program you have, you either choose:

> Publish to ---- this computer

or

> Finish Movie

Follow the instructions on each page that comes up... and voila, you will have exported your Windows Movie Maker to a Standard viewing format (which you can view in a media player, upload, email or burn to CD/DVD).

Answer 3

You can't 'loop' in Windows Movie Maker. Sorry. The application is very basic with limited features.