What programme is good to use for more than one audio track to use with Movie Maker?
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Audacity is a freeware application that will let you combine multiple audio tracks.  Then you can use the combined audio track in WMM.\n\nAlternatively, if you add one audio track (e.g. narration) and save your movie, you can reimport it and add the next track.  Repeat as many times as necessary.
781972
well check if you have window movie maker that would help you, you can record while your movie plays Good luck know and take it easy
1039454
Just use windows movie maker. It's easy, free and already on your computer.
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Your best choice would be Audacity... Is Windows, Linux, Mac compatible and does what you need. It is also free... You can download it from:\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\nGood luck!
819675
Use windows movie maker, it comes with winxp. Or you could use something like eo video
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You can Do this by using the freesoftware called VirtualDub . But the easist way to do this is with VCD Cutter , it's like cut and paste.
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"Virtualdub" is definitely the way to go. It is a valuable tool i use often with my TV tuner.\n\nVirtualdub is open source, so there will be multiple versions available online (ALL 100% FREE). Google will give you the real deal in the top results. BUT... There is one release "Virtualdub MPEG2" which I recommend if you work with DVD format video (MPEG2). The plain old "Virtualdub" has no support  for mpeg2.\n\n\nAnother tool which is free is TMPGenc. In the tools option, there is tools for splitting a video file to separate streams "demultiplex" & other options. Good luck.
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Audacity is free and very good: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ \n\nI use this for editing MP3s and making podcasts etc.
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If you have a MPEG or AVI file that you want to split up - for instance just to upload a small taster sample to a website, then things couldn't be easier - with XP you can do so for free.\nSimply load up Windows Movie Maker, and load up your MPEG or AVI.\nLet's say you want to just have the first minute of a five minute piece of film... easy!\nOnce loaded, fast forward to the place where you want to cut, and click the icon (usually in the bottom right) 'split in two at this point'. And there you go - you have two sections - simply discard the bit you don't want to keep and save the other!\nTip: add a fade out to both sound and video tracks over the last few seconds of the clip to make it seem more professional and make the stop less abrupt.
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To remix a multitrack recording you will need multitracking program.  For straightforward playback, Audacity ( http://audacity.sourceforge.net ) will work, and is simple, but it will be slow and not intuitive. You will likely want a more complex program.  I use Digital Performer ( http://www.motu.com )on Mac OSX, but the most versatile program, in my opinion, is Ableton's Live ( http://www.ableton.com ).
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Try Audacity! It's freeware and it does the job pretty well.
692845
How about Microsoft's Movie Maker 2.1 Its a free download if you have windows xp.
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there is a free protools download available (demo version I think), but I believe it limits the number of tracks you can record (8 I believe)
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If you have windows, it should come with windows movie maker. First step is to start the program, click on the microphone that says narrate timeline, then on "show more options"--sometimes it's already on the more options. Once that is done, you're going to see "audio input source", move the tab to the stereo mix selection, after that, click on start narration while playing the sound that you want to capture from the computer, and stop it when you want to. The box will then pop out asking you if you want to save, click yes and enter the name. It will then add the soundclip to the timeline, finally, go to file and click on save movie file. When it ask about the quality, choose 160kbits. After all this process you will find the clip in your "my videos" folder, or wherever you decide to save it.
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I feel there are two great freeware options for creating photo slide shows with music.\n\nMicrosoft Photo Story 3 \nFree download for "genuine" Win XP. I know it's MS, but it is a great program for making picture slide show (I don't think it can handle video clips). It is incredibly easy to use, has nice features like being able to add background music and record narration and title clips. It has output settings for NTSC DVD, but appears to only output wmv file format.\n\nSlideshow Movie Maker \nAnother free tool. Not quite as user-friend as PS3, but much more customizable for transitions, allows for importing AVI video clips, and exports as AVI video.\n\nI have used both with good results, but I tend to go to Photo Story 3 if I am a hurry and just want to get it done and if I will be using any background narration.\n\nLinks for the programs below.
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Windows Media Encoder 9, free too. I don't know if it will work in games though.
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Windows Movie Maker and iMovie are both good choices for a beginner.  Simply import clips, pick transitions, and you've got it :)