I used the coolEditPro(effect---amplitude---amplify),and then save the wmv file.but It prompts "file destroyed" when I open the wmv file with windows media player.  did I make some errors? or how to increase the volume of video?thanks
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Why would you ever want to increase the volume.  The name of the game is to decrease volume with compression and other tools.  I have never heard of this program, and suggest you look for another.  Windows Media will play any supported file no matter how big or small.  You shouldn't have to increase anything to get it to work.
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try running the new .wmv file (in windows media player) and see if it plays well, just to make sure that the conversion has been done correctly and that the new .wmv file contains your video data....
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I have done the same thing. What you do is open that movie with the movie maker. click on FILE, SAVE MOVIE FILE, and then this movie saveing wizard comes up. just click on WMV when it asks you for the format. That should be it.
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◈ download a super duper movie fomat changer on google. but since you didn't mention the format that it is now and what you want to convert it to i can't search for you. search for something like this. you use the correct file formats.\n\n"convert wmv to mov"
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Windows Movie Maker may not be able to import every single file type you can play in Windows Media Player.  For example, MPEG-4/Divx/Xvid/MPEG-2, etc. need to be converted before playing in WMM.\n\nCheck www.papajohn.org > Import Movie Source Files > Video for more details.
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never heard of gp there has to be another letter there, most extensions have 3 (.mp3, .mpg, .vid, .txt .etc)\nIf windows media player is showing a file type of gp then its actually coming from a Geoworks Glue Geode Parameter File and is being "uploaded" or "streamed" from a website.  You'll have to figure out what the file type actually is and see if you can download or save the file somehow first, then maybe even have to convert it to a file type windows media player recognizes.\nIf the media player can play it, moviemaker can too.
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It could be that the person who sent you the file is using\nQuick Time Player with WMV plug-in, this does cause some\nproblem. The only solution, is to drag the file to desktop,\nopen your Windows Media Player and click on "open file"\nthen choose the desired file (which may have the QTP logo\nwith the letters wmv under) and it will open normally. When the\nvideo is finished the QTP logo will have changed automatically\nto the yellow and blue Windows logo. The reason for this? The\nQTP+wmv url does not match a direct WMV url, at least this is\nthe message I receive when opening directly. I use a iMAC OSX\nTiger, so I may be wrong, but it is worth trying. Good luck pal.
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First, you have to have Windows(or any other kind of) Movie maker. Click the Start button and look for it in programs, acceceries, and it should be there. You have to upload a video file( episode to make into clips.) I use limewire or frostwire to download episodes. When you upload it onto moviemaker, it will automatically make clips out of the episode. Then you drag the clips and audio/music you want to use for your amv and put it onto the time line, and Yay! You can also trim the clips, make it go really fast or slow, and there are lots of other effects, hope that helped! ^___^
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If the song plays in your Windows Media Player and the person you're sending it to has WMV it will play for them....\n\nThe only other thing you have to worry about is do you have enough bandwith in your e-mail acct to send a file that big..\n\nHope this helps you out..
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if you have a program like windows media or i prefer, realplayer you can burn them right from there, no special software is needed.  just find the file or folder where you keep your stored music at and go from there.  on realplayer they have a burn/transfer option already.  this program is good for movies, videos and keeping all your music together in a library so it's right at your fingertips.  if you want it, go to www.realplayer.com and download the free version.  need some help figuring out how to use it, email me..i also have windows media but don't care for the layout.  but can help you use that too..you don't need any special software for it either.
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disable ur norton...go to microsoft.com download encoder files for u media player..is great possibility  ur norton is not reconizng ur files as files and thinking it is a threat so disable norton as u download encoder files then try again...if this fails un-install to re-install ...win media player u have dll file screwed up...a personal note: get rid of norton before it crashes ur computer..read yahoo tech page for norton faults and debugging worse program on the market...this is just my opinion....cya
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Un-install the BS Player 4 sure.   \n\nTry using the mplay2.exe, it uses Windows MCI to play AVI files, if you get nothing you know that windows multimedia has been corrupted.\n\nInstall the Nemo codec pack, it contains lots of standard codecs.\nIn your case it'd be best to start fresh, so try restoring your registry to before the power failure happened.
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If you are not for long tern use, suggest you have a 15 days free trial of Total Video Converter which converts mov to mpeg with pretty good quality.\n\nIf you need long tern free, I think you still need to source.\n\nit is easy to use: \n\n1. Download software\n\n2. Run Total Video converter component, load the video files you'd like to convert by clicking 'New Task' button. After the files were selected, the window 'Please select the format to be converted will popup to remind you to select the right button。 \n\n3. Click 'Convert now' to start \n\n4. After converting, open the converted folder to check the files \n\nhttp://www.effectmatrix.com/
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If anything you could try recording the video only then using windows movie maker or adobe premiere and record the naration. This is most likely happening because your video card or processor are too slow to encode the video at the same speed of the sound.
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Error 80040241 (The format is not supported) generally\noccur when you are trying to play a file that is not support or is no longer supported within Windows Media Player.  The link below describes what formats are and are not supported in WMP. -\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=316992&product=w98
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You can use a .MOV file in Windows Movie Maker but it must be converted.  I would suggest the RAD Video Tools (free) for doing this.  I assume you have been able to get the file off your camera.  The next step is to convert using the tools.\n\nRather than describing all the steps, there's a very good tutorial on the process.  I'll include it in the links below.\n\nHope that helps and happy movie making!
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Check both the format during capture and the format during the save process.  For Firewire capture, you want to be capturing in DV-AVI for the best quality.  Similarly, if you have the disk space use this for the output.  When saving you need to select 'show more options' and 'Other settings' to find DV-AVI or one of the high-quality WMV formats.\n\nIf you only want WMV format for output, and you don't like the standard profiles and resolutions, you can actually create your own profile.  For more details, see www.papajohn.org > Saving Movie > Custom WMV Profiles.  For example he has one called 'Heading to DVD' that has an extremely high bitrate for retaining as much of the original resolution as possible.  This is the one I use on a regular basis.