Windows Movie Maker is the fast, easy way to convert photos and videos into good-looking movies and slide shows you can share with your friends, on the Web, or on DVDs. Turn photos and video clips into good-looking movies and photo slide shows that you can share with your friends and on the internet. Create well-polished movies in about a minute. Use the Auto Movie feature to insert transitions, soundtrack, and title in about a minute. Use artistic visual effects to insert motion, pan, zooms, and more. Prompts help you upload and share your movie on YouTube and other video-sharing websites.
YOU Might Face some problems with WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER:
PROBLEMS IMPORTING FILES INTO WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER:
Windows Movie Maker no longer supports importing video from a web camera or analog video source like a VCR. To use video from your web camera, use the program that comes with the camera to record the video to your computer, and then import the particular video file into Windows Movie Maker.
In rare cases, a file with a file type that Windows Movie Maker does not support may cause Windows Movie Maker to stop working. This may because of incompatible video filters. You can confirm what filters are installed and force Windows Movie Maker to avoid loading specific filters by simply restarting Windows Movie Maker.
To verify your video filter settings, on the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Compatibility option.
Few audio and video file formats are not supported in Windows Movie Maker and cannot be imported. However, if you have a video or audio file that is not supported, you may be able to use a non-Microsoft video cutting program to convert the file into a format that Windows Movie Maker favors’, and then import the particular audio or video file into Windows Movie Maker. Some files might also require you to install a codec before you can use the files in Windows Movie Maker.
Sometime you might get an error message displayed when you attempt to import audio or video that has been protected with digital rights management (DRM). DRM is a technology that lets content authors and publishers, such as record companies and movie studios, organize how their digital music and video files are used and distributed. Such kind of protected digital media files cannot be imported into Windows Movie Maker.
PROBLEMS WITH WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER TRANSITIONS AND EFFECTS:
If your computer or graphics card does not support certain transitions or effects, either they will not appear or they will appear shaded in Windows Movie Maker. To know more about graphics card requirements in Windows Movie Maker.
If you created a project/movie using a transition that is not currently installed on your computer, the transitions may appear as a fade transition.
If you have created a project/movie using an effect that is not currently installed or supported on your computer that effect will no longer appear in your project.
PUBLISHING A MOVIE IN WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER:
When you finish working on a project in windows movie maker, you can publish the project as a movie. A movie refers to a Windows Media file with a .wmv specific file name extension or an Audio-Video Interleaved (AVI) file with an .avi file name extension. When you publish a movie in Windows Movie Maker, you can share it with your friends in a number of ways—through your computer, on a recordable CD, on a recordable DVD, as an attachment in an e mail message, or on videotape in a DV camera.
Windows Movie Maker is the fast, easy way to convert photos and videos into good-looking movies and slide shows you can share with your friends, on the Web, or on DVDs. Turn photos and video clips into good-looking movies and photo slide shows that you can share with your friends and on the internet. Create well-polished movies in about a minute. Use the Auto Movie feature to insert transitions, soundtrack, and title in about a minute. Use artistic visual effects to insert motion, pan, zooms, and more. Prompts help you upload and share your movie on YouTube and other video-sharing websites.
YOU Might Face some problems with WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER:
PROBLEMS IMPORTING FILES INTO WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER:
Windows Movie Maker no longer supports importing video from a web camera or analog video source like a VCR. To use video from your web camera, use the program that comes with the camera to record the video to your computer, and then import the particular video file into Windows Movie Maker.
In rare cases, a file with a file type that Windows Movie Maker does not support may cause Windows Movie Maker to stop working. This may because of incompatible video filters. You can confirm what filters are installed and force Windows Movie Maker to avoid loading specific filters by simply restarting Windows Movie Maker.
To verify your video filter settings, on the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Compatibility option.
Few audio and video file formats are not supported in Windows Movie Maker and cannot be imported. However, if you have a video or audio file that is not supported, you may be able to use a non-Microsoft video cutting program to convert the file into a format that Windows Movie Maker favors’, and then import the particular audio or video file into Windows Movie Maker. Some files might also require you to install a codec before you can use the files in Windows Movie Maker.
Sometime you might get an error message displayed when you attempt to import audio or video that has been protected with digital rights management (DRM). DRM is a technology that lets content authors and publishers, such as record companies and movie studios, organize how their digital music and video files are used and distributed. Such kind of protected digital media files cannot be imported into Windows Movie Maker.
PROBLEMS WITH WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER TRANSITIONS AND EFFECTS:
If your computer or graphics card does not support certain transitions or effects, either they will not appear or they will appear shaded in Windows Movie Maker. To know more about graphics card requirements in Windows Movie Maker.
If you created a project/movie using a transition that is not currently installed on your computer, the transitions may appear as a fade transition.
If you have created a project/movie using an effect that is not currently installed or supported on your computer that effect will no longer appear in your project.
PUBLISHING A MOVIE IN WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER:
When you finish working on a project in windows movie maker, you can publish the project as a movie. A movie refers to a Windows Media file with a .wmv specific file name extension or an Audio-Video Interleaved (AVI) file with an .avi file name extension. When you publish a movie in Windows Movie Maker, you can share it with your friends in a number of ways—through your computer, on a recordable CD, on a recordable DVD, as an attachment in an e mail message, or on videotape in a DV camera.
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