Movie Maker offers several different ways to easily upload various video, photo, and audio files in to the program. First, you need to decide what it is you wish to edit in the program. With the interface more familiar and a new project created you’re able to get started with the program itself. The storyboard/timeline window is where you navigate through your clips, split them when necessary, and arrange them in the sequence. This is the location of your video sequence and it also contains your imported video clips. The window located underneath the Ribbon on the right side is your storyboard, or timeline, window. You can use the rewind, fast forward, or play button in the preview window and can also toggle full screen view for your preview. The preview window is where you view the video playback of your project and can see what the sequence would look like as a finished product. You’ll also add any video, photos, or audio via the add tool located on the Ribbon and can quickly save your project with the disk icon located there as well.īelow the Ribbon and to the left side of the program is the preview window. The top of the program is the Ribbon and it’s where you’ll access the various editing tools such as transitions, effects, captions, audio levels, and more. Windows Movie Maker has three regions you use while editing your video. We recommend saving as often as possible while working to avoid losing any editing progress–in the event the program or operating system crashes or freezes. Save your new project under any name you’d like, and choose a destination for the project to save to. Open the program and start a new project by going to File > New Project. Skip ahead to publishing a finished movie How to use Windows Movie Maker Getting started Skip ahead to adding movie titles and credits
Skip ahead to adding transitions and effects For those using a version of Windows before 8/8.1, we’ve provided a link to Microsoft’s walk-through for those operating systems at the conclusion of this article.įeel free to also take a look at our picks of the best free video editing software programs, and our choices of the best free video converters.
Note: Movie Maker on operating systems prior to Windows 8 largely has the same functionality, though there are some variances in the interface and menus.
0 kommentar(er)
