Windows Movie Maker free maker movie premiere helps you create your own videos with image and sound. It may apply several transition effects to go from one video to the other with amazing results. Windows Movie Maker comes included with all current Microsoft Windows packages.

Windows Movie Maker is a software to create, edit and share your own montages with video, images and sound. One of the best things is that is simple to use, just drag the items you want, whether video, audio or images and to insert any of the available transition effects and already have ready a spectacular show.
Compile and edit a movie from video clips with drag-and-drop functionality. Add special effects, music, and narration with ease. Share your movie over the Web or master it to DVD media. You can also save your movie back to the DV tape in your camera.

If you're looking to import footage to Windows Movie Maker, you have two options. First, you can capture the video from a scanner, camera or other device. You can also choose the "Import Into Collections" option which allows existing video files to be transported to the user's collection.

The following formats are supported for importing: MPG, WMV, ASF, AVI, WAV, WMA and MP3. The DVR-MS and MPEG-2 formats are supported on the Ultimate and Premium versions of Windows Vista/7.

1. Layout of Windows Movie Maker
The layout of Windows Movie Maker can be viewed in Timeline or Storyboard view. Windows Movie Maker Storyboard view breaks down the video into a number of clips (one for each time the record button was pressed during shooting). The Timeline view allows still images to be stretched for set durations and audio clips can even be lowered momentarily to make way for dialogue. Think of the Storyboard view as a broader tool, while the Timeline view is for more precise work.

2. Editing For Windows Movie Maker
The editing for Windows Movie Maker is incredibly intuitive. In most cases, all you have to do is drag and drop. Movie clips can be split, duplicated and even dragged to other positions. Once it's been imported, there's very little you can't do with your movie footage.

3. Exporting For Windows Movie Maker
Once you've made your movie, what will you do with it? That's an important question when asking, "What is Windows Movie Maker, and how do I use Windows Movie Maker?". Just keep in mind that this software is limited to exporting video into DV AVI or Windows Media formats.

4. In early versions of Windows Movie Maker, files had to be saved as AVI files, and then burned to DVD using separate authoring programs. Luckily, that's a thing of the past, as the latest version for Windows Vista utilizes Windows DVD Maker to burn your original movies straight to DVD.

Users are also able to publish their videos onto video hosting websites such as YouTube. If your camera supports the option, you can also export edited footage back to your camera.

5. Special Effects For Windows Movie Maker
The newest version of Windows Movie Maker for Windows Vista features 49 effects and 63 transitions. When it comes to movie titles, users can create news banners, spinning newspaper animation, static, fading and even flying titles. All you have to do is select the title or effect you want and then drag and drop into the appropriate position. Windows Movie Maker makes creating movies a snap.

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The license of this software is Freeware, you can free download and free use this video editing software.