I am having this problem with Windows Movie Maker.?
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its a matter of importing a video that exists on your PC, you can't import a video from a website directly into the movie maker or from a camera directly.  Movie maker doesn't recognize outside sources as it constantly saves a 'backup' so it has to have full access to the files.  First save the video somewhere on the hard drive then try it.  The only other reason I can figure is that its a different format than movie maker recognizes.  Try playing the video in Windows Media player, if it plays then its not the format.  Hope that helps
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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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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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Just use windows movie maker. It's easy, free and already on your computer.
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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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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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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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i use the program that came with my webcam or movie maker.try this !is good and it's in windows
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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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Check out the forums at WindowsMovieMakers.net... if you search for 'class not registered' you might find someone with the same problem and a solution.\n\nHere's one such post:\nhttp://www.windowsmoviemakers.net/Forums/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=40487\n\nIf that doesn't help, post as many details as possible and see what happens.
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try importing the 3gp file into windows movie maker and then capturing a images out of it.\nwindows movie maker is normally found on windows xp platforms from start - programs - accessories - entertainment\n\nhttp://hosting.active-gene.com\nhttp://www.active-gene.com
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Media Player http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/11/default.aspx \n\nMovie Maker http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/updates/moviemaker2.mspx&&DI=6066&IG=325c022db0324891b87133d6843b8d06&POS=1&CM=WPU&CE=1&CS=AWP&SR=1\n\nuse the link to download them
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C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Movie Maker&#92;moviemk.exe
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I see what you want to do. I should say, however, that this is not my speciality. \n\nI would say that just chopping out 3/4 of the frames would lead to a somewhat jerky video - more like an overfast slide show than a speeded up sunset!\n\nHave you got the free tool, Windows Movie Maker? Here's what it says on the web page:\n\nDoes your video seem to drag? If so, you might want to speed up the action to make it a little more exciting. With the Speed Up, Double video effect, Windows Movie Maker 2 for Windows XP enables you to easily pick up the pace for specific video clips. Here's how:\n\n1. Add the video clip you want to speed up to the storyboard/timeline.\n\n2. In the Video Effects folder, choose the Speed Up, Double effect, and then drag it to the video clip. If you started with a 30-minute video clip, it now plays in 15 minutes.\n\n3. To speed up the clip even more, drag the Speed Up, Double effect to the same video clip again. For example, the video clip would then play in about 7.5 minutes rather than 15 minutes.\n\n4. Continue adding the Speed Up, Double effect until the video is the desired speed.\n\nYou can also slow video clips down. To do that, just add the Slow Down, Half video effect one or more times.\n\nIt seems that there ARE some things that Microsoft are generous about :)
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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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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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use windows movie maker (or some other professional video editiong software, if you have) and save it with a lower resolution... or encode it using some codec, usually mpeg layer 1,2,3