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Tina
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 Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 12:54 am Post subject: Re: Converting wmv files to avi files |
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I'm not following this instruction: "you would save the project to
the DV-AVI choice in the drop down list of Other choices when saving the
movie."
when I do a Save Project As, Save type as, the only option I'm given is:
Window Movie Maker projects.
I need my file in AVI format. thanks in advance!
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"PapaJohn (MVP)" wrote:
| Quote: | You wouldn't convert the WMV file you made... you would save the project to
the DV-AVI choice in the drop down list of Other choices when saving the
movie.
Movie Maker can't burn a CD or DVD that will play in a stand alone DVD
player... so for either one you need to use other software. Use your saved
movie as the input file to that software.
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PapaJohn
Movie Maker 2 and Photo Story 3 website - http://www.papajohn.org
tips and tricks: http://www.simplydv.co.uk/simplyBB/viewtopic.php?t=4693
Online Newsletters: http://www.windowsmoviemakers.net/PapaJohn/Index.aspx
"Learning Curve" <Learning Curve@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I'm a rookie, how do I convert a file I created in Windows Movie Maker
into
an avi file? Also, do I need a DVD burner or can I burn the file onto a
CD
when I'm done?
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John Inzer
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| Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 2:52 am Post subject: Re: Converting wmv files to avi files |
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Tina wrote:
| Quote: | I'm not following this instruction: "you would save the project to
the DV-AVI choice in the drop down list of Other choices when saving
the movie."
when I do a Save Project As, Save type as, the only option I'm given
is: Window Movie Maker projects.
I need my file in AVI format. thanks in advance!
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Don't select "Save Project As"...this creates
a .mswmm project file that is only compatible
with Movie Maker.
Follow the following steps:
To save as an .avi movie file...
(and several other options)
Type...Ctrl+P to open the Save Movie Wizard /
Choose...My Computer /
Next /
Enter a Name and a Save Location /
Next /
Show More Choices /
Other Settings /
Open the drop window and choose...DV-AVI /
Next /
Wait while the movie is saved /
Finish...
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John Inzer
MS Picture It! -
Digital Image MVP
Digital Image
Highlights and FAQs
http://tinyurl.com/aczzp
Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer
Solutions that work for
me may not work for you
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numanaurthar
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| Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 10:13 am Post subject: Re:Windows Media Maker |
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u need windows vista to play in dvds and the players
not ma fault |
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Gab
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| Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 6:14 pm Post subject: Re: Subtitles do not "stick" with assigned clips |
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Hi!
How can I drag the subtitles or delete some of them?
tks.
"Wojo" wrote:
| Quote: | With all the comments that have been made on this subject I would not be
surprised to see the ability to lock the titles with the clips in an updated
WMM in the future.
-Wojo
"BluePhrog" <BluePhrog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Thanks, PJ. I was afraid that's the way it works. Wish they did stay
stuck
or that we had a choice, but at least I'll save all of them for last. You
saved me lots of redo time.
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RBL
"PJL" wrote:
BluePhrog <BluePhrog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0D3379CD-BD8B-4479-A428-24E2026ECB5E@microsoft.com...
When I create a subtitle overlay to display over a clip and then insert
other
clips before the one with the subtitle the subtitle does stay with
theoriginal clip - it stays the same place on the the Title Overlay
timeline.
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RBL
It won't stay with the clip, it stays on the same place where you first
dropped it. You can either drag the sub-title clip to its appropriate
place
or do all of your video edits first and then add the titles. Anything
you
put on the Titles/Overlay line will not move with the video/audio above
it.
PJ
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AndreaC
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| Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 9:30 am Post subject: RE: Saving avi project to movie is taking increasing eternit |
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I would just like to ask, how can you make your picture to fit the screen? I
can't fond anywhere to do this. And also I have uploaded my video and it came
out very fuzzy. Can you tell me how to make my picture to fit and how to make
it un-fuzzy?
"ocean" wrote:
| Quote: | Why is WMM so poorly made that it crashes more often and regularly then the
sun comes up in the morning? This REALLY needs to be paid attention to and
fixed, along with the user-unfriendly design chosen by microsoft in only
allowing to save to wmv and HUGE avi files which take forever and a lifetime
to create and save - allowing we even have enough disc space left over to
save them due to the deliberately userunfriendly save to media options in
wmm.
So after spending many, many days and 6-15 hours during these days trying
to create a simple movie file from captured video from my minidv video camera
that should / could have only taken maybe 2 friggin hours if the program
wasnt designed with such proprietary greed and in available output formats
(wmv & giant sized avi) and dealing with constant, literally every minute
freezing from wmm when trying to do the simplest of tasks such as sending a
small jpg file or avi file to timeline or selecting a transition effect.
So now Im trying to simply save this project into a movie file, i initially
selected the greedy hog dvavi setting to save to which, for a mere 37 minute
file with minimum transition effects and only one tiny added audio file
started showing like 989999 minutes remaining (while increasing this time to
complete as i watched it supposedly saving the file to a file useable to
archive to dvd and or at least to start to have it in some movie format so
its not lost).
Too many frustrating, precious, unreplaceable & valuable time and energy has
been wasted by microsoft wmm crashing, freezing and erasing or "losing" my
edited save movie projects - so that when ive restarted wmm and attempted to
open saved projects it instead brings up the images of the clips in my saved
projects - but not really! Instead they all are the shape of the clips but
white with big red X in the middle of the shell of each clip of mysteriously
"unsaved" projects.
Why WMM doesnt make it simple, effective & easier (which microsoft could
easily do if they cared at least as much about integrity, honor and others as
they do about greed, money and selfishness under the guise of egalitarianism)
to use stable, reliable, versatile software and save our projects into truly
archival standalone media files and directly dvd authoring formats like mpeg,
etc with harddrive, memory and userfriendly / conscious, file size formats!?.
Im pretty fed up with the amount of inherent, completely unneeded
cumbersomeness, perpetual crashing, and resourcehogging / way too much tiime
consuminness of these programs. And this MyDVD software being touted by wmm
sites is telling - as i have that software program and its utter garbage!
Hardly works for anything, and its layout, designs and options as well as
actual reliability to burn is kindergarden level. Atrocious and a waste of
precious time as often as not.
So here i am still watching the "saving movie..." minutes still rising ...
at 132802 minutes AND RISING STILL - to save my project to an estimated 558MB
file format to playback on computer small size. As at this point at least to
get the thing to save at all so all is not lost AGAIN after hours upon hours
upon hours upon wasted bloody hours of using this bloody faulty program when
it should could have only taken an hour or two instead of going on a week and
a frigging half due to such instability and GARGANTUANLLY HUGE file size
options we are forced into saving into tiny narrow range to use by microsoft.
And my computer works fine otherwise. I also just ran scann disc and
defrag from before startup (i forget what thats technically called when ran
below normal windows operating mode) and have about 10 gigs of harddrive
space. Which should be way more then enough space to save, edit and do
convert a measlly 40 minutes of digital video footage from this wedding im
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lauranatalie
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| Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 5:04 pm Post subject: Re: Error Message |
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Removing INTERVIDEO worked for me. THANKS !!!!!!!!!
"exodus315" wrote:
| Quote: | I was getting this same error message,
AppName: moviemk.exe AppVer: 2.1.4026.0 ModName:
qedit.dll
ModVer: 6.5.2600.2180 Offset: 0001a513
I uninstalled the intervideo dvd software now my mm works, and thanks for
everyone posting. :-)
"Junnu" wrote:
Hi, I get same error message than franz. I really don't understand what franz
has done to get his moviemaker work again? Can someone tell me what to do?
Franz? PapaJohn?
"PapaJohn" wrote:
Thanks Franz,
Enjoy!!!
--
PapaJohn
Movie Maker 2: www.papajohn.org
PhotoStory 2: www.photostory.papajohn.org
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"Franz" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:781f01c49502$d79e3740$a501280a@phx.gbl...
Thanks to Papa John, with his help I have solved my
problem. Two Intervideo-AX-Files (ivi*.ax) in
an "forgotten" Intervideo-Folder as well as in
c:\windows. After deleting them Movie Maker 2.1 is
working!
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Bucklaw
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| Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2007 4:48 pm Post subject: Re: Movie only saved as TMP - how do I get it back??? |
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Why would it autosave it and not be able to open it ? Same problem here. It
shut down and where did the video go. Autosave? Where. Poorly executed
program when it works it works well wen it doesn't it doesn't. 2% cpu usage
and it is halting and stalling and acting like an old fart going uphill,
amusing, if it weren't for the time that is wasted using it.
"PaulH" wrote:
| Quote: | Hmmm, interesting. Confusing! So sounds as though it did render from what you
say. Can't think how I've lost it then. Very strange. As you say, hopefully
someone may be able to throw some light on this. I'll certainly keep the TMP
file unitl in the hope it could be useful in some way. Otherwise I'll have to
start the re-edit soon. Many thanks again Wojo.
"Wojo" wrote:
Maybe somebody else has some better information but as far as I know TMP
files are only used during rendering. The video is rendered to a TMP file
then transferred to the location you specified in the save movie wizard.
To save an actual project you simply click the save button on the toolbar. I
may be wrong but doing that should not create a TMP file for any reason.
"PaulH" <PaulH@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AE743591-E276-44D2-A0AB-894DCBE5AB61@microsoft.com...
Many thanks Wojo for your reply. As I say, it seems I never saved the
project
properly as I was part way through the edit, and only saved as a TMP, so
it
isn't rendered. Looks like I've lost the whole edit then I guess! Hours -
actually days of work there! The TMP file is useless to me then it seems
from
what you say. Oh well, start from scratch. Well thanks for your valued
contribution. Many thanks. Paul.
"Wojo" wrote:
"PaulH" <PaulH@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:839A7876-E58E-4E80-B417-E83D2558FE87@microsoft.com...
I've been editing a Windows Movie Maker project. Thing is it only saved
it
as
a WMT.tmp or TMP file and not WMM file. Any ideas how to find and open
it
again?
Do you know how to import a WMT.tmp or TMP file into Windows Movie
Maker?
I've been working on a project that apparently was only saved as a WMT
file!
I've been having a prob saving the video I'd edited. Every time I went
back
to carry on with the edit I have been clicking on the 'File' drop down
list
of most recent project files, which then opened up the project for
editing
ok.
Only now I realised that it didn't seem to be saving as a normal
Windows
Movie Maker file or .MSWMM file, but only a WMT.tmp text file!
As a possible indicator of probs, a pop up box kept popping up saying
'Windows - Virtual Memory Minimum Too Low', and system was expanding to
resolve the prob, on several occasions. Is this a RAM issue? Not enough
RAM
maybe? I currently am running on 512Mb RAM. I suspect as it was only
saving
project as a TMP file, this related to the fact it was limited to a
certain
file size. I guess!
I tried to see if deleting some older WMM project files might help.
With
doing this though, I couldn't then find the project file I was editing,
as
it
obviously had disappeared from the most recent project file list (from
the
'File' drop down menu), being replaced by the most recently accessed
files -
the ones I accessed in order to delete. I therefore lost the shortcut
the
drop down list from 'File' menu was using to import the project. Really
don't
think I deleted the project file itself. Looks like it was never saved
as
a
proper WMM file, just a TMP, so that's what I'm left with, and can't
get
WMM
to read.
I can see the WMT.tmp or TMP file (actually WMT1.tmp) in 'My Videos'
folder,
and it has my project title within it. But Windows Movie Maker will not
recognise it or allow me to import it due to having lost the shortcut
link
which it seemed to require to re-open it.
Any suggestions on both getting hold of this file to open or convert to
open
into Windows Movie Maker editing prog? And also do I need to increase
my
RAM
size to resolve the low virtual memory prob? And are the two related?
I really don't want to lose all the work I've put into this, and would
really appreciate any help as soon as possible. Many thanks.
Hi Paul,
Apparently the rendering operation was interrupted by someone or
something
(most likely the virtual memory issue) and never finished creating the
movie. Movie Maker has no way of opening and finishing the TMP file so
that
particular file is useless.
You can manually adjust the virtual memory size in
Control Panel > System > [Advanced] > {Performance Settings} > [Advanced]
{Change} Virtual memory. Right now it is set to System Managed Size and
you
can set a Custom Size larger so you don't have the low virtual memory
problem but I am not sure that is the direction to go here. Instead I
would
split the project into pieces rendering them separately. (See my website
for
step-by-step instructions to do this)
The project isn't in the "Recent Projects" list but by File > Open
Project
it should be there if you saved it before rendering your movie.
--
-Wojo
Wojo's Web:
http://www.Wojos-web.co.nr
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PaulH
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| Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2007 11:44 am Post subject: Re: Movie only saved as TMP - how do I get it back??? |
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In the end I re-edited and cut my losses - well I lost my cuts so that was
that. I push the program to overload I think and this is the problem. I'm
doing lots of slo-mo edits with dissolves and there's only so much of this it
can take. Now I edit the slo-mo sequence seperately and its fine - as long as
I don't make the slo-mo sequence too long! On the whole the program does work
fine but like anything else it has its limits so I've just learnt to cope
with that and modify my editing accordingly. Besides, it has taught me to be
a tighter editor!
Cheers to one and all for your help.
Paul
"Bucklaw" wrote:
| Quote: | Why would it autosave it and not be able to open it ? Same problem here. It
shut down and where did the video go. Autosave? Where. Poorly executed
program when it works it works well wen it doesn't it doesn't. 2% cpu usage
and it is halting and stalling and acting like an old fart going uphill,
amusing, if it weren't for the time that is wasted using it.
"PaulH" wrote:
Hmmm, interesting. Confusing! So sounds as though it did render from what you
say. Can't think how I've lost it then. Very strange. As you say, hopefully
someone may be able to throw some light on this. I'll certainly keep the TMP
file unitl in the hope it could be useful in some way. Otherwise I'll have to
start the re-edit soon. Many thanks again Wojo.
"Wojo" wrote:
Maybe somebody else has some better information but as far as I know TMP
files are only used during rendering. The video is rendered to a TMP file
then transferred to the location you specified in the save movie wizard.
To save an actual project you simply click the save button on the toolbar. I
may be wrong but doing that should not create a TMP file for any reason.
"PaulH" <PaulH@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AE743591-E276-44D2-A0AB-894DCBE5AB61@microsoft.com...
Many thanks Wojo for your reply. As I say, it seems I never saved the
project
properly as I was part way through the edit, and only saved as a TMP, so
it
isn't rendered. Looks like I've lost the whole edit then I guess! Hours -
actually days of work there! The TMP file is useless to me then it seems
from
what you say. Oh well, start from scratch. Well thanks for your valued
contribution. Many thanks. Paul.
"Wojo" wrote:
"PaulH" <PaulH@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:839A7876-E58E-4E80-B417-E83D2558FE87@microsoft.com...
I've been editing a Windows Movie Maker project. Thing is it only saved
it
as
a WMT.tmp or TMP file and not WMM file. Any ideas how to find and open
it
again?
Do you know how to import a WMT.tmp or TMP file into Windows Movie
Maker?
I've been working on a project that apparently was only saved as a WMT
file!
I've been having a prob saving the video I'd edited. Every time I went
back
to carry on with the edit I have been clicking on the 'File' drop down
list
of most recent project files, which then opened up the project for
editing
ok.
Only now I realised that it didn't seem to be saving as a normal
Windows
Movie Maker file or .MSWMM file, but only a WMT.tmp text file!
As a possible indicator of probs, a pop up box kept popping up saying
'Windows - Virtual Memory Minimum Too Low', and system was expanding to
resolve the prob, on several occasions. Is this a RAM issue? Not enough
RAM
maybe? I currently am running on 512Mb RAM. I suspect as it was only
saving
project as a TMP file, this related to the fact it was limited to a
certain
file size. I guess!
I tried to see if deleting some older WMM project files might help.
With
doing this though, I couldn't then find the project file I was editing,
as
it
obviously had disappeared from the most recent project file list (from
the
'File' drop down menu), being replaced by the most recently accessed
files -
the ones I accessed in order to delete. I therefore lost the shortcut
the
drop down list from 'File' menu was using to import the project. Really
don't
think I deleted the project file itself. Looks like it was never saved
as
a
proper WMM file, just a TMP, so that's what I'm left with, and can't
get
WMM
to read.
I can see the WMT.tmp or TMP file (actually WMT1.tmp) in 'My Videos'
folder,
and it has my project title within it. But Windows Movie Maker will not
recognise it or allow me to import it due to having lost the shortcut
link
which it seemed to require to re-open it.
Any suggestions on both getting hold of this file to open or convert to
open
into Windows Movie Maker editing prog? And also do I need to increase
my
RAM
size to resolve the low virtual memory prob? And are the two related?
I really don't want to lose all the work I've put into this, and would
really appreciate any help as soon as possible. Many thanks.
Hi Paul,
Apparently the rendering operation was interrupted by someone or
something
(most likely the virtual memory issue) and never finished creating the
movie. Movie Maker has no way of opening and finishing the TMP file so
that
particular file is useless.
You can manually adjust the virtual memory size in
Control Panel > System > [Advanced] > {Performance Settings} > [Advanced]
{Change} Virtual memory. Right now it is set to System Managed Size and
you
can set a Custom Size larger so you don't have the low virtual memory
problem but I am not sure that is the direction to go here. Instead I
would
split the project into pieces rendering them separately. (See my website
for
step-by-step instructions to do this)
The project isn't in the "Recent Projects" list but by File > Open
Project
it should be there if you saved it before rendering your movie.
--
-Wojo
Wojo's Web:
http://www.Wojos-web.co.nr
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| Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 6:12 pm Post subject: Re: Media Player / Roxio |
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Hi all,
I wanted to let you know that Roxio has just today announced the launch of
Easy Media Creator 10. I’m hoping that you’ll check it out and let me know
what you think:
<b>Roxio has just launched Easy Media Creator 10 giving you the tools needed
to enhance your digital lifestyle. Auto-fix camera phone photos; Encode HD
video fast; Burn HD DVD or Blu-ray discs; Certified for Windows Vista™. It’s
the best software for all your digital media needs.
</b>
Create, share and enjoy your movies, memories and music with these, and more
great features:
• Copy* your favorite audio, movies and TV shows from any iPod to your PC.
• Add perfect soundtracks to slideshows and movies - no looping.
• Send videos to YouTube™ with one click.
• Auto-fix your camera phone photos with the Mobile Photo Doctor.
• Show off mobile phone pictures without bars or borders.
• Auto-sync digital media on your PC and mobile devices.
• Convert audio and video files to the format of your choice -
right on your Windows Vista™ desktop.
• Save tons of time by ripping CDs using multiple drives.
• Burn lots of gigs: save data to HD DVDs and copy with one click.
• Automatically catalog the contents of your CDs and DVDs.
*Does not copy encrypted or copy-protected content
<a
href="http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/creator/suite/overview.html?source=rgbuzz">
Link to Creator 10 product pages</a>
<a
href="http://www.sonic.com/about/press/news/2007/09/creator10.aspx?source=rgbuzz">
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RayJay
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| Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 9:02 pm Post subject: RE: DVD Maker Vista Problems |
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It seems we are all suffering the same problem with Movie Maker and Dvd
Maker ,has anyone the answer ,come on Microsoft help us out
RayJay
"The chemist" wrote:
| Quote: | Same problem for me!!!!!! Nobody has a solution????
Thank you
"JMUNFY" wrote:
Does anyone know what the following problem may be? when I try to load media
files to DVD maker, it posts a message that says windows DVD maker has
stopped working and will contact provider. It works with pictures but not
with video. Has anyoine had this same problem????????? Thanks so much |
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Graham Hughes
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| Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 12:38 pm Post subject: Re: simplest app to cut out bits of a dvd and screenshots |
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Adobe premiere elements 3
Ulead video studio 11
Pinnacle video Studio 11
--
Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.myvideoproblems.com
"Blackberry" <info@NoSpamIt.com> wrote in message
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Hi All
I work for a number of schools and they are always trying to enhance their
pupils' learning with visual/interactive stuff instead of boring old
school
methods.
They were doing topics on World War II and the teachers wanted to cut out
video clips of famous films, eg Saving Private Ryan, Pearl Harbour, etc,
so
that the compiled content would be OK for young eyes.
Problem is the current crop of 'stick a DVD, select a chunk, extract it
and
save it as a video file' software appears to be rubbish!
The only decent one that I managed to find was a prog called MovAvi that
was
simple to use and was OK for screenshots, but the left and right marker
function that allows the user to grab a snippet of video is crap.
Everytime
you move the left marker it bounces back to the beginning again there is
no
fluid movement with it.
Any ideas on better software for this specific task, whilst at the same
time
not being a newbie's nightmare and a techie's dream?
Thanks
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Dave
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 11:42 pm Post subject: Re: Video blurry on MM playback |
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I have also saved as DV-AVI format and recorded to DVD disc using Nero vision
and tried also with MYDVD (trial). When playing on the dvd player the
picture is very blurry....can you suggest what is wrong
"Wojo" wrote:
| Quote: | Your welcome
"John" <John@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:522BCDDF-6245-40FB-B88C-4C301E820F47@microsoft.com...
I saved it in DV-AVI and it made all the difference. The playback is clear
and sharp. Thank you for your help. I really appreciate it.
"Wojo" wrote:
"John" <John@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B0C1A914-7BAB-47D7-A2A4-0D39EDFBE282@microsoft.com...
Making a video for my son's graduation and I have a problem. I have
recorded
video and captured it in Movie Maker. After I save the project and
then
play
it back the video is not clear. It looks very granular. I recorded it
with
a Sony Digital Handycam. I have also tried viewing it with a projector
and
the same blurriness is there. Is there way to clear it up or capture
it
different. The setting I use to save the project it best quality. Any
help
would be greatly appreciated.
It is the finished movie you are playing back using a Media Player and
not
previewing the project within Movie Maker correct?
If you are previewing please be aware that the quality of the video in
the
preview window is not that of your finished movie.
If it is a finished WMV or AVI file then the best quality to save in is
DV-AVI available by clicking the radio button next to more options.
But if the picture is blurry and you saved to best quality WMV then the
problem is likely somewhere else.
Possibly check the record settings on the camcorder or a problem with the
firewire or card.
--
Wojo
www.remember-christopher.dostweb.com/Wojo's_Place/
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John Inzer
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 12:27 am Post subject: Re: Video blurry on MM playback |
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Dave wrote:
| Quote: | I have also saved as DV-AVI format and recorded to DVD disc using
Nero vision and tried also with MYDVD (trial). When playing on the
dvd player the picture is very blurry....can you suggest what is wrong
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Maybe you began the project with
a low resolution video clip.
Or...maybe using a custom profile
would improve the issue:
Movie Maker 2 - Saving
Movies - Custom WMV Profiles
http://tinyurl.com/s2vgu
Creating Custom Profiles
for Windows Movie Maker 2
http://tinyurl.com/cuny7
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Dave
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 12:51 am Post subject: Re: Video blurry on MM playback |
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John, thanks for the info. In MM though, the video, audio and pics are very
clear...the problem lays when writing it to the dvd disk for playing on home
dvd player and viewing on tv.
"John Inzer" wrote:
| Quote: | Dave wrote:
I have also saved as DV-AVI format and recorded to DVD disc using
Nero vision and tried also with MYDVD (trial). When playing on the
dvd player the picture is very blurry....can you suggest what is wrong
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Maybe you began the project with
a low resolution video clip.
Or...maybe using a custom profile
would improve the issue:
Movie Maker 2 - Saving
Movies - Custom WMV Profiles
http://tinyurl.com/s2vgu
Creating Custom Profiles
for Windows Movie Maker 2
http://tinyurl.com/cuny7
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MS Picture It! -
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http://tinyurl.com/aczzp
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Graham Hughes
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| Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 11:39 am Post subject: Re: Video blurry on MM playback |
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if this is the case then it is the dvd authoring apps forums you should be
asking your question to.
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"Dave" <Dave@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | John, thanks for the info. In MM though, the video, audio and pics are
very
clear...the problem lays when writing it to the dvd disk for playing on
home
dvd player and viewing on tv.
"John Inzer" wrote:
Dave wrote:
I have also saved as DV-AVI format and recorded to DVD disc using
Nero vision and tried also with MYDVD (trial). When playing on the
dvd player the picture is very blurry....can you suggest what is wrong
=========================
Maybe you began the project with
a low resolution video clip.
Or...maybe using a custom profile
would improve the issue:
Movie Maker 2 - Saving
Movies - Custom WMV Profiles
http://tinyurl.com/s2vgu
Creating Custom Profiles
for Windows Movie Maker 2
http://tinyurl.com/cuny7
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John Inzer
MS Picture It! -
Digital Image MVP
Digital Image
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http://tinyurl.com/aczzp
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