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Windows Movie Maker

Windows Millennium Edition

The first version included with Windows Millennium Edition in 2000. However, was not available for Windows 2000, which was released in the same year as me (2000). Version 1.1 was included in Windows XP in 2001.

Windows 2000

While Windows 2000 does not come with Windows Movie Maker, you can still run the Windows Millennium Edition version of Movie Maker in Windows 2000. If Movie Maker program files are copied from Windows ME and Windows 2000 transfer, the application will run perfectly.

Windows XP

Version 1.1 is included in Windows XP a year later, and includes support for creating DV AVI and WMV files 8. Version 2.0 was released as a free update in November 2002, and added a number of new features. Version 2.1, a minor update, is included in Windows XP Service Pack 2. Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 introduced a new version of Windows Movie Maker, 2.5, more transitions and support for DVD burning.

Windows Vista

WPF version was included in some versions of Windows "Longhorn" (Now Windows Vista), but was eliminated in the restoration of development.

Version 6.0 of Windows Movie Maker in Windows Vista includes new effects and transitions, and support for the DVR-MS file format for Windows Media Center records TV in high definition version in Premium and Ultimate editions of Windows Vista will include support for capture from HDV camcorders. The capture wizard will create DVR-MS files of type HDV tape. However, the Windows Vista version of Windows Movie Maker no longer supports importing video from an analog video source such as an analog camcorder, VCR or a webcam.

Some systems may not be able to run the new version of Windows Movie Maker. Therefore, Microsoft has also released an updated version 2.6 for Windows Vista over the Microsoft Download Center. This version includes the effects of age and transitions, and is basically the same as Windows Movie Maker 2.1, but without the ability to capture video. Installation requires Windows Vista is only for use on computers acceleration hardware version can not run.

Windows 7

In Windows 7, the latest version Windows, Windows Movie Maker no longer includes its counterpart for Windows Live Movie Maker, which is based on a different code base and has different features. However, ported unofficially users have Windows Movie Maker in Windows Vista to Windows 7. This method works for all versions of Windows Movie Maker, which includes the Windows version Vista if your computer hardware supports it. Windows Movie Maker 2.6 also works in Windows 7

Design

The design consists of a view script chart and a timeline view, collections for the organization of imported video, and a preview pane. In the Storyboard view, the project video appears as a film strip showing each scene in clips. The storyboard or timeline is a "Video" (with accompanying bar "Audio"), a 'Music / Audio' bar, and "Titles and Credits' bar. In each bar, the clips can be added for editing (for example, a. WAV music belong to the 'Music / Audio' bar). Still images can also be imported into the line time and "stretched" to any number of frames. Video and music / audio bars can be "cut" to any number of short segments, they will play together seamlessly, but individual segments are isolated editing-wise, so that, for example, the volume of music can be downloaded for just few seconds while someone is speaking.

Importing images

When importing footage into the program, the user can choose to capture video (from camera, scanner or other device) or Import into collections to import existing video files in the user collections. Formats are accepted for import. wmv /. ASF. MPG (MPEG-1). AVI (DV-AVI). WMA,. WAV, y. MP3. In addition, Windows Vista Home Premium and Ultimate Movie maker support importing MPEG-2 Program streams and DVR-MS formats. Imports of other container formats like MP4/3GP, FLV and MOV, MIDI, AIFF, AAC and SWF are not compatible, even if necessary DirectShow decoders are installed.

When importing from a DV tape, if the "Making Clips Completion" is selected, Windows Movie Maker automatically flags the start of each scene, so that the tape appears on the edit screen as a collection of short clips in Instead of a long recording. That is, at every point where you pressed the Record button, a new "clip" is generated. However, recording on the hard drive remains a continuous file. This feature is also available after importing files already on your hard drive. In the version of Windows Vista, the "make clips of the term" option has been removed the clips are automatically created during the capture process.

The efficiency of import and editing process largely depends on the amount of fragmentation of files on your hard disk. The most reliable results can be obtained by adding an additional hard drive dedicated to scratch space, and periodically re-formatting/defragmenting, rather than simply delete the files at the end of the project. Broken AVI files results in jerky playback in the editing screen, and the final rendering process much longer.

Although it is possible import video from digital cameras via USB interface, most older cameras only support USB version 1 and the results tend to be poor "Sub VHS" quality. latest cameras via USB 2.0 give much better results. A FireWire camera will allow recording and reproduction of images identical in quality to the original recordings, if you import the video and then save as DV AVI files, although this disk space consumes about 1 gigabyte every five minutes (12GB/Hr). Moreover, most DV cameras allow the final AVI file to be recorded on tape camera high-quality playback. Some standalone DVD recorders will also accept input directly from DV camcorders and computers.

Edit and production

After capture, any clip can be dragged and dropped into any place in the timeline. Once in the timeline, clips can be doubled or split, and split any section deleted or copied using the standard keyboard shortcuts for Windows or click and drag to another position. Click on any clip shows the range of editing options. A feature AutoMovie offers predefined styles editing (titles, effects and transitions) to the quick creation of movies.

As with all nonlinear editing systems, the original camera file on the hard disk is not modified in form some, the current project file is actually a list of instructions for re-recording of a final video files from the original file. Thus, multiple versions different from the same video can be both from the original camera images.

Windows Movie Maker can only export video Windows Media or AVI format DV. Integrates a number of predefined profiles, however, users can create custom profiles using new codecs Windows Media Editor profiles (part of Windows Media Encoder 9 Series) and copy the profiles to the folder% Program Files% folder MakerSharedProfiles film so they can be used in Windows Movie Maker. "For custom profiles is presented, users should go to movie file> Publish. Tasks> Post film does not show any profiles.

Earlier versions of Windows Movie Maker does not support direct burning of DVD-Video disc. The project had to be first saved as an AVI file and run it through a program of independent creation, such as a base building program included a DVD drive to produce and record DVD. The Windows XP Media Center Edition version including DVD burning engine from Sonic, licensed from Sonic Solutions, to create and burn the DVD. The Windows version Vista Windows Movie Maker project passes the video to Windows DVD Maker.

Video can be exported back to the video camera if it is compatible with the camera. Movie Maker also allows users to publish a complete video on websites video hosting.

Windows Movie Maker can also be used to edit and publish audio tracks. If no video or image is present, then it is possible to export only the sound clips as a wma file ..

Effects and transitions

2.x versions included in Windows XP includes 60 transitions, effects of 37 years, 34 titles and 9 credits animations. The version of Windows Vista includes a set different transitions, effects and title / credits animation, while dropping a few more. There in the 49 effects and 63 transitions. Are implemented through an interface Drag and drop from the effects or transitions folders. Titles and credits can be added as stand alone titles or overlapping each other in the clip adding that in the selected clip. Titles range from static (non-animated) titles to fly the flag news discoloration, newspaper or turning animations. And, because of the flexible interface, programming custom effects and other content is possible that the version 2.0 and above using XML. The version of Windows Vista is compatible with the effects based on Direct3D. Microsoft also provides documentation for the SDK for custom effects and transitions. Since the effects are based on XML, users can create and add custom effects and transitions of their own knowledge of XML.

Reception and criticism

Movie Maker 1.0, introduced with Windows Millennium Edition, was widely criticized as "skeleton" and suffers "a lamentable lack of features" and save movies only in the Microsoft file format ASF. However, critical reception of versions 2.0 and 2.6 has been more positive.

In June 2008, a note purportedly from Bill Gates in January 2003 was circulated through the Internet that criticized the process of downloading Movie Maker at the time. The note was originally made available online as part of the evidence of the plaintiffs in Comes v. Microsoft, a type of antitrust action suit, and was presented as evidence in this case on January 16, 2007.

Releases

2000

Windows Movie Maker 1.0 in Windows Me

2001

Windows Movie Maker 1.1 on Windows XP

2002

Windows Movie Maker 2.0 for Windows XP

2004

Windows Movie Maker 2.1 on Windows XP SP2

2004

Windows Movie Maker 2.5 on Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005

2006

Windows Movie Maker 2.6 for Windows Vista

2006

Windows Movie Maker 6.0 for Windows Vista

2007

Windows Movie Maker 5.1 for Windows XP SP3

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