Editing: Can you edit the files in the vista movie maker and put them to a disc?
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I tried with clean vista installation. You can edit the audio track only. Technically you can edit if you have the right codec. But I Goolged a lot and nobody seems to be able to do it with Microsoft Movie maker or other free video editor.
854352
Install included software HD writer so you can transfer video files to PC then use editing software such as Corel video studio pro X3 to make your movie
1684741
You require the Windows software to convert the files before you use them. https://bit.ly/supercardsdsuite/ has all the software plus addons like the hard to find movie player. As another person has said, in newer Windows (Vista/7/8/10) you will need to set the .exe file permissions to run as an old version of Windows (WinXP should be fine).
69878
You can record, change the sounds, save the file, and use your sound editor to input the changed sound file. I have never used this as an add-on to an existing program.
2008821
Most Movie makers/programs have different settings LP, SP, HQ or fit to size. Windows normally comes with Windows Movie Maker, so you can edit out and length>
2258863
As far as I know, no you cannot. It puts everything into a video opposed to individual images. But the way we found around that is to use video editing software (there is a range of options from free to high quality professional software) and clip out pieces we do not want. Hope that helps!
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This is stand alone software to edit video. You can make movies with it. You cannot burn dvds with it.
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I reformat the disc! The tools menu has this as an option, and it works great. I do it after every download.
2166335
You use Verbatim discs and the program is Imgburn, that's all you need. with the stealth patcher as well. (abgx)
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Yes, you can. Process may not be simple though. Look here: http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Convert_Your_HD_DVDs_to_Blu-Ray http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=155834
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No, recorded clips duration is fixed and cannot be changed, but you can stitch them together with movie maker in ms window. Quicktime needs additional video codes.
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Yes, but you will need to buy windows media center, which was previously free in vista.
1680621
If I remember correctly, it comes with a CD to install a video converter. I think this turns them into .avi files, but my memory is a bit fuzzy, so I can't guarantee it.
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I have not found a way to do that. I have been able to copy some VHS titles but most, including Disney, I have not been able to. Unless there is a feature I haven't found yet, I would look for a different unit.
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I had the same problem. You need to convert the file. There are many softwares that will do this for you. I use Moavai which I bought online for about $30. It also has an editor in it, or you can edit your converted files with Windows Movie Maker. good luck.
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Yes you can record directly to a DVD. Or if you wish first to HDD, edit it, and then copy to DVD.
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I can't see why not... It would be a video just like any other DVD you would add/edit in iMovie. Now if you're asking if you can edit it on the same DISK? That's probably a no... You would need another disk to burn it back to.