Can I get some help for Windows Movie Maker?
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find a convertor and convert them as flash files it will help you have some space
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if you have xp pro you can go to windows movie maker and make them i like useing nero they have a good program
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try www.videohelp.com see the how to section.
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if you're doing a simple one, you could use windows movie maker.  but if you're gonna do a more professional one, i recommend adobe premiere pro.
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Windows Movie Maker.\n\nPress Ctrl + L to split the clips.
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windows movie maker only recognizes mpeg and wmv format.. so if you want to use avi file first convert it to mpeg then use it.. softwares for this purpose (conversion ) can be downloaded from :-\n\nhttp://www.winmpg.com/\n\nhttp://www.xilisoft.com/avi-mpeg-converter.html\n\nhttp://www.video-converter.net/\n\nif you want the final file in avi use wmv to avi converter\nor mpeg to avi converter depending on the format of output file
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In case you are using WindowsXP: - For a free and easy tool use windows movie maker which can be found in start->programs->accesories->entertainment. In case you do not have it it can be installed from the microsoft website  at www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/updates/moviemaker2.mspx\n\nfor some shareware(not completely free or trial basis) visit http://www.canadiancontent.net/tech/download/Fancy_Movies_Editor_%28movie_maker%29.html\n\nlast resort google on "freeware  video editor/ clip joiner"\nand choose the best option you can find. hope this helps
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Someone already covered the win movie maker 2 idea. First version had some problems.\n\nFor the windvd try downloading some codec packs here:\nhttp://www.free-codecs.com/\n\nTry the newest Kazaa codec pack or the windows media, that may fix your problem.
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There is an application called ffmpeg that will easily do that for you.  It is a linux application that has been ported over to the W32 world. The first link is a handy place to grab it pre-compiled for Windows. If you would prefer to stay away from the command line and use a GUI instead, VLC will get the work done(second link)  as well.  Both these solutions are open source and quite good.
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try www.videohelp.com  see the how to section.
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Just email me the file and I will email it back to you in a format Microsoft Windows Movie Maker understands.
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I really would recommend windows movie maker just because it's already one your computer if you have windows xp. You get into the program and then file - Import Into Collections. Then if they are all in a folder you can browse for the folder and select all the pictures you want to import you can import them. Then you can select how short you want it by going  tools - options - and selection how short you want the picture frame rate to be. Then you can select all the pictures you want to put in it and then drag them onto the timeline. Then (speed depending on your processing speed) it will put all the pictures onto it and then you can play it back. My processor doesn't seem to be able to play them back on preview mode but when you go file - save movie file...  then it will save it so it will be able to be played back in either AVI or WMA depending on what you set it to do. Before you do that though you can click on a picture on the timeline and then you can go tools - titles and credits - title on selected clip and you can put a title down with a bunch of effects and then when it's on the timeline you can pull and cut what you want it on. You can also import music too and drag and drop that on the timeline and cut what you want out of it hope that helps!\nI'm in desperate need of points so.... (hint hint = D)
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You need to have a movie editor like adobe premiere or windows movie maker. I use adobe but some people say it is more convenient to use movie maker.
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Check out this site it's been helpful for me over the years and they have a wealth of tools and instructions.\n\nhttp://www.videohelp.com/
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First you need to create the narration.  You can easily do this in Windows Movie Maker.  Open up a new project and choose the Narration feature from Tools.  Choose your input source (line in or microphone).  Click Start, speak, then click Stop.\n\nWhen you are done you'll see the narration on the 'audio/music' track.  Now save this as a 'movie' (File > Save Movie File).  It will act like it is saving a movie but it will actually save an audio file (.wma).\n\nNext you want to create a movie from your sound file.  One cool thing that you can do is play the file in Windows Media Player and choose your favorite visualization, just as you would for music).  Play it a few times to see if you like it.\n\nNext download the 'Windows Media Encoder' from microsoft.com.  I gave you a link below.  It allows you to capture any part of the screen as a movie... it's great for capturing any motion on the screen, and it works well for the WMP visualizations.  Specify the region that aligns with the WMP window and start the capture as you play your narration.  When done you'll have a movie of your voice!\n\nI hope that explains it well enough.
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you can also try windows movie maker (a free tool of microsoft). compare with virtual dub, windows movie maker is much more easier for beginners, but virtual dub is more functional than windows movie maker :P)
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Did you try Windows Movie Maker? Get it at www.download.com