Windows Movie Maker
Table of contents
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Windows Movie Maker
- Getting started
- Understanding the Windows Movie Maker interface
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Using Windows Movie Maker
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Capturing video
- To capture the entire video from a tape in a DV camera
- To capture parts of video from a tape in a DV camera
- To capture video from tape in an analog camera or VCR
- To capture live video
- Choosing a video and audio capture device
- Choosing a saving destination
- Choosing a video setting
- Choosing how to capture from a DV device
- Capturing video and audio
- Troubleshooting capturing video
- Taking pictures
- Importing existing digital media files
- Saving a project
- Previewing projects and clips
- Editing projects
- Editing clips
- Using video transitions, video effects, and titles
- Working with audio
- Organizing collections and clips
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Saving and sending movies
- Saving a movie to My computer
- Saving a movie to a recordable CD
- Sending a movie in e-mail
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Sending a movie to the Web
- To send a movie to a video hosting provider on the Web
- Choosing a movie setting for the Web
- Saving a movie for sending to the Web
- Getting video hosting provider information from the Internet
- Choosing and signing in to a video hosting provider
- Signing in progress
- Sending a movie to the Web progress
- Completing the Save Movie Wizard when sending a movie to the Web
- Troubleshooting sending a movie to the Web
- Recording a movie to a DV camera
- Naming the saved movie file
- Choosing a movie setting
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Configuring options
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Setting general options
- To specify the default author
- To specify the temporary storage location
- To automatically open the last project when Windows Movie Maker starts
- To change the save interval time for automatic file recovery
- To automatically download uninstalled codecs
- To reset warning dialog boxes
- To clear all passwords and user names
- To restore default general settings
- Setting advanced options
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Setting general options
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Capturing video
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Accessibility for people with disabilities
- Accessibility features in Windows Movie Maker
- Accessibility features in Windows Movie Maker Help
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Accessible products and services from Microsoft
- Accessibility in Microsoft Windows
- Adjusting Microsoft products for people with accessibility needs
- Free step-by-step tutorials
- Microsoft documentation in alternative formats
- Assistive technology for Windows
- Customer service for people who are deaf or hard-of-hearing
- Getting more accessibility information
- Glossary