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Re: Windows Live Movie Maker - Released
8/28/2009 5:37:19 PM
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| I invited all my versions of Movie Maker over to my Windows 7 system for a party... and introduced them to Windows Live Movie Maker.
MM1, MM2.1, and MM2.6 are all getting along well with WLMM. MM2.6 even fixed an issue I had with MM2.1. MM6 hasn't shown up yet. |
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Re: Windows Live Movie Maker - Released
9/3/2009 9:12:12 PM
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| Installing MM2.6 on my Windows 7 system resolved the issues I had with still pictures in MM2.1.
Yes, you would need to register the MM2.1 DLLs... and MM1 also.
MM2.6 and WLMM would be OK... but as MM2.6 is a stripped down version of 2.1, v2.1 has more features. For example MM2.6 can't capture video from a mini-DV camcorder connected by firewire... and it can't capture music or other sounds, something I use often in MM2.1.
Except for paying customers, I prefer chatting publicly about ... |
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Re: Windows Live Movie Maker - Released
9/3/2009 9:53:33 PM
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| no, you don't need MM1 as a prereq for MM2.1
do it in any sequence you like... if you copy the MM2.1 folder over to Win 7 you'll need to register the MM2.1 dll's or you'll find lots of features don't work...
On the MM2.6 download site, ignore the cautions and do it... it's a stand-alone download/installation. |
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Re: Windows Live Movie Maker - Released
9/3/2009 11:14:21 PM
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| Good luck... we're going thru the same thinking about 32 bit versus 64 bit for my wife's new computer. She does Photoshop/Painter work, not movies. |
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Re: Windows Live Movie Maker - Released
9/3/2009 7:14:35 PM
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| MM for Windows 7 is really Windows Live Movie Maker. MM2.6 was made for Vista.
Yes, I have all those versions on my Windows 7 system. |
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Re: Improved Bluescreen transition
2/1/2006 12:58:30 AM
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| ... and it worked great for me maybe because I hardly ever use it... but I decided to try Blaine's formula... and it worked great!!!
maybe the others would have worked equally well... |
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Re: Improved Bluescreen transition
7/22/2006 11:46:33 PM
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| you can overlap two adjacent clips all the way.... except for one frame... assuming the clip on the right is equal to or longer than the clip it's overlapping.
add some frames at the front and back that you can trim off as you do more editing later... |
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