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• Windows Vista Home Premium/Windows Movie Maker version 6 build 6002.18005 service pk 2

  An 'unspecified error' window every time I'm ready to tell the project timeline in Movie maker... The window will not close.

  Is there a conflict with the current version of "Windows Live Movie Maker... I don't think so... because the problem existed before the release of Windows Live.

  I liked the movie maker comes with XP VER

  Here are the specs for my Lap Top:

  HP Pavilian DV5
  OS: Windows Vista editions Home Premium
  I.D.:0 1402-297-7332157-00061
  Internet Explorer ver 8.0.6001.188821c
  256-bit

  Windows Movie Maker
  worm 6.0.6002.18005 ser pk 2

  Memory available to windows: 2 880 600 kb

  Can anyone help

  It comes with Vista, upgrade install and activate Forum.

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistaprograms/threads

  They will help you in the Forum Vista programs at the above address.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Is what camcorder compatible with Windows Movie Maker on Vista Home Premium?

  I'm in a bit of a dead end.  I have to make and edit a film which is mostly clips stored in Windows Movie Maker on my old computer which has VISTA Home Premium/64 bit.

  In most old clips (that are compatible), I have to shoot some new images.  My recent purchase of a Sony camcorder does not work.

  Can anyone recommend a camcorder that will have files that are compatible with Windows Movie Maker?  My Sony clips seem impossible to move outside the Sony software so I can't convert them.

  I'm ready to buy a new camera.  I just need something compatible.  Would even buy a used one on E - Bay as long as it will work with the old Windows Movie Maker.

  Can anyone help?

  If its on a memory card to buy a card reader, if you do not. Or if you connect the cable it should allow you to see what on it

  Most camcorders these days support MP4. If it is HD. The new Panasonic cam I have here, I think that it records in MP4. Since it is 1080 p

  The old who is also Panasonic may have been old, (it is not HD), but it had a firewire port.

  But I think that it saved videos like WMV (I mean I don't know that it loaded in Movie maker, when I got it)

  You will have either to buy a program that supports MP4, or use a video conversion program and convert to WMV

• How to capture a video from a home made dvd to use to create a video edited with Windows Movie Maker

  I have a DVD made home to a sporting event that my son has played in. I'm trying to get the DVD video in a file on my PC so that I can use it with Windows Movie Maker. I know how to create and edit a video on movie maker, but I can't seem to figure out how to capture video from this DVD. It is probably a 'rookie' question, but I couldn't find what I needed by using 'help' or 'search', so I hope someone in this forum can tell me how to do this.

  I have a DVD made home to a sporting event that my son has played in. I'm trying to get the DVD video in a file on my PC so that I can use it with Windows Movie Maker. I know how to create and edit a video on movie maker, but I can't seem to figure out how to capture video from this DVD. It is probably a 'rookie' question, but I couldn't find what I needed by using 'help' or 'search', so I hope someone in this forum can tell me how to do this.

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  If you're running Vista Home Premium or Ultimate, you can
  be able to import files into Movie Maker directly from the
  DVD... the files you want are in the VIDEO_TS folder and have
  a VOB extension.

  Also... the info is maybe worth a visit:

  DVD Movie Maker 6... in Vista Home Basic
  http://www.Papajohn.org/newsletters/185-DVDtoMM6inVistaHomeBasic.html

  When you insert the DVD in your DVD player... close
  all the windows that can open and then go to... Start /.
  Computer... right click the icon for the DVD player
  is in, and then select Explorer.

  The files you need from the DVD are the. VOB files.
  You will find them in the VIDEO_TS folder. Copy them
  in a folder on your hard drive.

  First... just try to rename one of the. VOB files to
  . MPG or .avi and see if it will matter in Movie Maker.
  If import works... drag the file to the timeline and
  Economy/publication it to .wmv or .avi format. Then...
  Re - import new video film for editing purposes.

  (FWIW... you can probably play the files renamed
  in Windows Media Player to be sure that VOB
  file to edit)

  If you are unable to import the files they need to be converted
  another .wmv format would be a good choice.
  The following free Converter may be helpful.

  SUPER © Simplified
  Universal Player Encoder & Renderer
  http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Super
  (the download mirror site is faster... it is said):
  Mirror download (direct link) (28.1 MB))

  (FWIW... it is always a good practice to create one)
  System restore point before installing new software)

  After installing the program GREAT... open...
  you will see two small circles at the top left
  corner of the screen... check the UPPER circle.

  Now... Drag/Drop your. VOB files in the current field.

  Output container... Choose wmv...

  Video scale size / no change

  Left, click the Encode button.

  Choice: A Simple Profile / OK...

  Wait...

  (FWIW... I have better luck with video if I'm not
  try to multi-task while a file is being converted)

  When the file is converted, you should find it in...
  Program Files / eRightSoft / Super / exit.

  Or... you can type... CTRL + T.. o open the Save
  Window and choose a backup folder.

  Good luck...

  Also... try the following free software:

  The following freeware can convert:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Format Factory
  http://www.pcfreetime.com/
  (FWIW... installation..., you can uncheck
  ('all' boxes on the last screen)

  After downloading and installing Format Factory...
  Open the program and choose an output folder...
  (this is where you will find your files when they are
  converted)

  Drag and drop your VOB files on the main screen...

  Select "all to WMV" / OK...

  Click on... Beginning... in the toolbar...

  Good luck...

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Sending a video of home DVD for Windows Movie Maker

  I dubbed him all my old VHS to DVD videos.  Now, I'm trying to download a home DVD video that I created on my Sony HDMI DVD RDR-VX560 using Windows Movie Maker. When I click on the appropriate folder, however, it says "no items don't match your search.  Windows WILL read the DVD.  All the filenames end with. IFO. BUP. VOB.  Under the heading 'type', there are MOVIE CLIP, VOB, IFO, and BUP.  I'm not very computer.  :) Is it possible to put my home DVD into Windows Movie Maker?

  I dubbed him all my old VHS to DVD videos.  Now, I'm trying to download a home DVD video that I created on my Sony HDMI DVD RDR-VX560 using Windows Movie Maker. When I click on the appropriate folder, however, it says "no items don't match your search.  Windows WILL read the DVD.  All the filenames end with. IFO. BUP. VOB.  Under the heading 'type', there are MOVIE CLIP, VOB, IFO, and BUP.  I'm not very computer.  :) Is it possible to put my home DVD into Windows Movie Maker?

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  Copy the VOB files to a folder on your hard drive, then
  Convert it to .wmv format. Then you can import the
  file .wmv in Movie Maker.

  The following freeware can convert:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Format Factory
  http://www.pcfreetime.com/
  (FWIW... you can uncheck
  all the boxes on the last screen)

  After downloading and installing Format Factory...
  Open the program and choose an output folder...
  (this is where you will find your files when they are
  converted)

  Drag and drop your video clips on the
  main screen...

  Select "At?" / OK...
  (the? is the format of your choice)

  Click on... Beginning... in the toolbar...

  That should do it...

  John Inzer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - to proceed at your own risk

• I have Vista Home Premium but I do not have Microsoft Movie Maker HD

  I have Vista Home Premium but I do not have Microsoft Movie Maker HD.

  Vista Home Premium is supposed to come with the version HD of Microsoft Movie Maker, but rather my installation (which came with my HP PC when I bought it) has only the ordinary Microsoft Movie Maker.

  What can I do to get the HD version?

  I have Vista Home Premium but I do not have Microsoft Movie Maker HD.

  Vista Home Premium is supposed to come with the version HD of Microsoft Movie Maker, but rather my installation (which came with my HP PC when I bought it) has only the ordinary Microsoft Movie Maker.

  What can I do to get the HD version?

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  I was wondering when you publish your project... don't you
  have the HD options you see in the following screenshot?
  http://www.Papajohn.org/IMGs/Vista-PublishToComputerChoices.jpg

  The following video tutorial might be worth a visit:

  How to make your videos using Windows Movie Maker HD
  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=MRGW11RrqL0

  John Inzer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Windows Live Movie Maker does not start on Windows 7 Home Premium N

  Hello

  I tried to launch Live Movie Maker on Windows 7 Home Premium N when he asked WMVCore.dll. I guess that there is a link with the WMedia player not installed on this version of W7?

  Thank you

  Hello Cleynadi,

  Thank you for your message.  Please, click HERE and download the Media Pack for your version of Windows 7.  This should take care of the problems you are having.
  See you soon

  Engineer Jason Microsoft Support answers visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Is there a version of Windows Movie Maker 2.6 (not Windows Live Movie Maker) that will work on Windows 7 Home Premium?

  I made a video on a computer on which the Windows 7 Enterprise operating system.  Windows Movie Maker 2.6 is on this system.  I tried to open and edit the video with Windows Live Movie Maker, but he was not able to do.  Check if there is a version of Windows Movie Maker 2.6 which will run on Windows 7 Home Premium

  I have this version installed on my Win7.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?id=34

• I have Windows XP Home Edition & tries to use Windows Movie Maker 2, after having made the film, he won't let m not record my movie?

  He's saying that he cannot save the movie to the specified location. Ensure that the use of original source of your movie files are always available (which they are!) that the backup location is always available - what it means?

  Pls help

  Thank you inadvance

  The most common reason, you see this is because Movie Maker is unable to manage one of your source files.  Movie Maker prefers to video .wmv and .wma for audio, so if you use other types of files in WMM 2.1, you should try to convert them to these types of files first.  Freemake has a couple of converters (Freemake Video Converter and Audio Converter from Freemake) that can do this quite easily.  Or you can look around.

  Another reason, you could see it is if your project has a lot of pictures.  The version of XP Movie Maker (WMM 2.1) was not too well manage memory and could not refuse to save your movie once it takes about 100 photos.  If this is the case, try to divide your project into two (or more) separate projects and recording each part as a separate sequence.  If it works, at the end you can put them back together by creating a final project and adding partial movies created previously.

• How to import a mp4 Movie Maker Windows XP Home edition

  How to import a mp4 video in windows movie maker.  It does not recognize this file extension

  Hello

  You can import files with the following file name extensions into Windows Movie Maker to use in your project:

  • Video files: .asf, .avi, dvr - ms, .m1v, .mp2, .mp2v, .mpe, .mpeg, .mpg, .mpv2, .wm, and .wmv

  • Audio files: .aif, .aifc, .aiff, .asf, .au, .mp2, .mp3, .mpa, .snd, .wav, and .wma

  • File Picture: .bmp, DIBs, .emf, .gif, .jfif, .jpe, .jpeg, .jpg, .png, .tif, .tiff and .wmf.

  See also:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308464

• MOD (JVC's Everio camcorder file extension) files will not play on windows media player and will not be imported on windows movie maker (on windows Vista Home Basic)

  Hi I have a JVC's Everio camcorder. This unit uses a strange video file extension (is MOD). I try to play these video files on windows media player, but it won't play. I also tried to import these files into windows movie maker, but he won't.
  Please give me a solution. I would be grateful for any ideas.

  Hello, thekissfan

  Please use the Forum for answers!

  I'm moving your message to the sounds and the media.

  Rename the extension .mpg video and see if you are able to view them.

  If this is not the case, check with JVC for instructions on how to edit video files.

  I hope this helps.

  David
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

  If a post has solved your problem, be sure to mark it as a response and if there is a useful message, don't forget to vote as useful for helping others find easier solutions.

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  Yes, rename the files MOD xxx.mpg worth trying...

  If this does not work... you need to convert a compatible
  format like .wmv. The following links would be useful
  at a glance:

  Movie Maker 2 - importing files MOD
  http://www.Papajohn.org/mm2-importing-video-mod.html

  Movie Maker 2 - Import MPEG files
  http://www.Papajohn.org/mm2-importing-video-MPEG2.html

  Movie Maker 2 - video import from drives
  http://www.Papajohn.org/mm2-importing-video-discs.html

  How to edit JVC. MOD files in a few easy steps
  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=ZY-cKaCEUJ4
  John Inzer - MS - MVP - digital media experience

• How can I activate the Music Tools tab in Win Movie Maker?

  I see that video tools. Help! :(

  Whenever I'm editing a video no sound will pop up. :(

  Green Hello Panda,

  The best place to ask your question of Windows Movie Maker is inside Windows Live help forums. The experts he specialize in all things, Windows Live and I would be happy to help you with your questions:

  http://windowslivehelp.com/forums.aspx?ForumID=f5dad528-638d-4AD1-BE14-31751f8af98f

• Corrupted Movie Maker in Windows 7 32 bit Home Premium, associated with error, and I can't find the files manually to use, uninstall or remove.

  I had Windows Live Essentials Movie Maker installed on my system at some point, but then I continued to see live pop up in the Task Manager and no matter how many times I killed him, he always came back even though I was not using the program, so I uninstalled Windows Essentials 2012 to stop this, and it kept popping up , so I went into the system and manually delete anything with Windows Live in the name of via Explorer and then a bit in the registry. He solved the problem, however, now I would once again use Movie Maker, and then I'm gone on the download site to download Movie Maker, thinking this would reinstall it and I'd be set (other than to have to look at consume resources when closed). I tried to get just Movie Maker, but the windows site told me that I had already installed (I can't find something that he mentions just anywhere), so I found another download Movie Maker, an earlier version, which has installed, but did not have the features that I need, so I uninstalled it, so I thought I would setup the whole Windows/Windows Live Essentials 2012 thinking that can replace bad Windows files detected as a facility, but he did not, he just installed anything ELSE in the software suite and I still haven't Movie Maker. He gave me this error (error: 0 x 80280007) when I tried to redo the installation:

  Very well, dandy, I'm happy to do, except that I can't FIND it to uninstall, and it is not in programs and features (uninstall or change a program list). Thus, two options. can someone tell me how to

  1. Movie Maker WORK, tell me where it is and how to start (there is not in Program Files at all).

  2 tell me how to remove completely ANY TRACE of all Windows Live Essentials 2012 so I can do a fresh install of it that works.

  I went to the support conversation Windows and asked how to remove traces of Movie maker, and the tech told me to do:

  del \"%SystemRoot%\system32\dllcache\wmm.dll\".
  del \"%SystemRoot%\system32\dllcache\moviemk.exe\".
  del \"%ProgramFiles%\Movie Maker\. \ »
  rmdir /s \"%ProgramFiles%\Movie Maker\.

  But the thing is, none of those that exist to remove, and so I don't think he really UNDERSTOOD what is my problem (more, it hung up). I didn't run them, it seemed useless.

  Alternative: Point Me in the direction of another free software that works as a Movie Maker program. I don't like that makes the software, I just need to put a bunch of short video clips together in a longer video.

  In case anyone cares, it's corrected now. I had to do a repair installation to fix but. Finally, here's what worked:
  https://www.WinHelp.us/non-destructive-reinstall-of-Windows-7.html

• HP Pavilion a6110n PC stops when you publish movies with Windows Movie Maker

  I use Windows Movie Maker to try to "Publish movie" for playback on a computer (creation '. ") WMV files") [200 MB of files created for 15-minute video].  When I run the app, even by itself, with no other applications running, the PC fan starts strong.  If the computer has served for a period of time, the computer will be completely and suddenly close, before ending the video creation.

  If I run Movie Maker when you first start up the computer, the machine can finish successfully creating the film without stopping.

  I don't know what I need to upgrade or replace.  The CPU is overheating?  Or the video card?  Or both?

  If I need to replace the fan, any suggestion would be appreciated.  (I'm talking a CPU fan? Graphics card fan? or what?)

  My PC Specs:

  Windows Vista Edition Home Premium SP1

  4 GB memory

  320GB SATA Hard Drive - 40GB available

  AMD 64 x 2 Dual Core processor 4400 + 2.30 GHz

  Hi, Yes this video rendering really puts a load on your cpu!  The first thing that comes to mind, and the easiest to fix, is simply clean up the inevitable dust bunnies that accumulate inside the tower.  Have you already checked for that?  If this is not the case, remove the side panel of the tower and clean all the dust, especially around the heatsink from the processor.  Compressed canned air works very well for this.  Here is your product guide that shows how to remove the side panel: a6110n be sure to unplug the power cord from your machine before you start on it!  And let us know what you found.

  In addition, I think that you may know this already because you have taken the trouble to include in your listing, but your hard drive is too full.  Vista is a resource hog, memory and available disk space.  He needs a lot of space to work.  And if it doesn't have enough room, it makes your memory and cpu have to work hard.  You ran a disk clean up lately?

  Start button-> computer-> right click on drive C: Local-> properties-> click "Disk Cleanup".  A pop-up window appears.  I put a control over everything on the list.  Then click on the 'More Options' tab at the top of this window, look under "system restore and shadow copies ' and click on 'Clean up '.  Which may take several minutes if you have not done before.  When it's finished, go back to the top of this window, click on 'Disk cleanup' and click the 'OK' button at the bottom of the window to remove all the files that you checked.  You must THEN run a defragmentation.

  In my opinion, and depending on how much space you freed up with cleaning the disc, you will need to spend at least 50 GB of your data files on this hard drive and maintain.   And then you need to add an additional hard drive to your system.  Many options for this just depends on your exact needs.

  in any case, it's my ideas.  If cleaning the dust bunnies and the hard drive does not resolve the problem then perhaps someone else on the forum will be able to helpl with more technical type suggestions.  I think they're going to need additional information about your system, however.  For example, I noticed that you added 2 GB of RAM.  And you mentioned something about a graphics card fan, but your machine came with integrated graphics.  Also added a video card?  If so, exactly what video card do you have installed and have you also changed the power supply?  Any other changes to your machine to factory specifications?

• How to use Windows Movie Maker

  I got my file AVI and MP3 file combined in the timeline and I can play the video in the Timeline and play it with the sound of the MP3.
  But, I can't understand how to configure the AVI/MP3 file so I can upload it to my web site.
  I have Win XP Home SP3, Movie Maker version 5.1
  Thank you
  Bob Burns

  original title: Windows Movie Maker

  Judging by your question, you should be able to just go to save on PC and upload to your site. Director of Windows compiles the avi + mp3 for you as you mentioned earlier, after you have saved on your pc in the edit tab make sure that your blog supports the file type. If this isn't the case, simply type in the free video converter in the search engine.