Can I cut part of a video in win movie maker or ulead movie factory?if not any free software that can do this?
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Depends on the type of source video you have.  If it is from a camcorder then WMM and Ulead can handle this with aplomb (easily).  If it is a video from the web in .wmv or certain .avi file formats, it should import fine.  Otherwise you may have to convert it for it to be usable.\n\nYou can find more details at www.papajohn.org > Import Movie Source Files > Video.\n\nOnce you have it in something like Windows Movie Maker, you just drag it to the timeline and then you can make edits.  For WMM, find the spot where you want to split it and click the split button (or Clip > Split).  Do this at the other end.  Then highlight this clip and click Delete.\n\nYou can continue making cuts as needed then save your project (File > Save) and then your movie (File > Save Movie File).
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Try ULEAD Video Studio.  It's really easy!!
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i don't think you can. \n\nits too long, too big and in the wrong format.\n\nyou can fix these things, but its a pain. here's what you have to do:\n\nget the dvd off the disk. use a dvd ripper.\n\nnow you have a folder full of files. the video is on one set of files, the audio on another, the time code on another. you have to make these into one file. i use replay converter.\n\nthen you have to make it small. import it into windows movie maker, piece it back together and resave the movie with the default wmv settings. \n\nfinally you have to cut it into 10 minute segments  or youtube won't take it.\n\nafter all of this work, youtube will just yank it before you're up the next morning for copywrite infringement.
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You are not alone mate,,,,There is an issue with Windows Movie Maker especially when you have a pretty big collection of small videos then you do have the movie maker crashing up....So the best option would be making use of another software to do the editing.....
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Hi,\nWindows movie maker works for edit some video \nWindows movie maker bad at with make movie\nI prefer Proshop, Photo Movie Creator, Video Converter\nAnd if you member of youtube that's very basic to upload.\nGood Luck
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Windows movie maker will work fine for you, it's free.  It's already installed on your XP system. Import your movie files into Windows movie maker, drag them into the timeline.  Then click save to my computer, and you're done
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U can do this vcd cut pro software.
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Use windows movie maker...it comes with windows xp\n\nGood Luck
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vcd cutter\nmp3 editor\nadobe premire
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Hi you could split the video into smaller potion and upload them to youtube. You could just name the file with 1, 2, 3 and so on so people will know which part to watch first.\nYou can download this freewave to help you split the video, http://www.bobyte.com/AviSplit/index.asp\nHope this help.:)
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You could do it yourself, on Windows Movie Maker on accessories, if thats not good enough you can download some cool software from www.downloads.com - see what you can find. If not there then go to www.majorgeeks.com don't be put off by the name there is alot of free-ware.
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Windows Movie Maker will save a video file to a file-size you specify.  It is a free download from Microsoft's website, but you'll need XP to use it.
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good choice, I use the same. try also windows movie maker
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just use windows movie maker or nero burning 7 th version you can easly find how to work woth both of them
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no, windows movie maker keeps the video as a whole, unlike powerpoint which is a group of individual slides.
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In Movie Maker, you have a view that displays two lanes. One for Video and one below for the audio track. \n\nIt seems, like your Audio track is longer than the film. \nKlick on the end of the Audio Track and pull it to the end of the Video.\nMaybe add a Volume fading effect at the end, so it doesn't end abruptly.
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iMovie can do that once you have it on your hard drive.\n\nOnce you have the movie in iMovie, move the arrow. (lower left side of the sreen window) It has the time starting at zero and going up as you move it to the right. Stop it at 10 minutes and under Edit, select Split video at playhead. Repeat until the whole movie is in 10 minute clips. Then export them to whatever you want.