I've found a new hobby.

[aimeeandbeatles]

Creating videos with Windows Movie Maker.

Okay, what are your tips?

Also, is there a way to zoom in really close to the....errr....progress bar? I have trouble getting exact time when 'splitting' the video.

Does that make any sense?

P.S. Here are three videos I've created. Please excuse the fact they're a bit sloppy, I made them for friends. One of them is Traveling Wilburys, and the other two are Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
http://www.mediafire.com/?rp43jjydthr
http://www.mediafire.com/?byntbzmyemd
http://www.mediafire.com/?mljvsmalmmq

 

[Abaddon]

Just watch the video and hit "cut" at the right time.

The << and >> buttons move it frame by frame aswell

 

[aimeeandbeatles]

Thanks you.

 

[El Koeno]

Hey. I can't find my moviemaker in windows. I was sure it was there a while a go... What's its filename, so I can look it up manually?

 

[GVBN]

Start > Run... > moviemk

 

[philippe]

hi, i bought two new mouses but they both wont work on my laptop, the optical light flashes on, but when i move the mouse the cursor won't budge, and I checked them drivers (although normally you don't need one) and windows vista automatically call them a HID dub or an unknown device. and when I plug in my current crappy mouse in a port where I therefore put in my new mouse that mouse doesn't work anymore. So is there anyway to make sure my laptop recognise my mouses like mouses?

 

[El Koeno]

Start > Run... > moviemk

That does the trick. Thanks.

 

[Genocidicbunny]

hi, i bought two new mouses but they both wont work on my laptop, the optical light flashes on, but when i move the mouse the cursor won't budge, and I checked them drivers (although normally you don't need one) and windows vista automatically call them a HID dub or an unknown device. and when I plug in my current crappy mouse in a port where I therefore put in my new mouse that mouse doesn't work anymore. So is there anyway to make sure my laptop recognise my mouses like mouses?

uhhm, wrong thread?