May 2004
Beginner
400 pages
10h 25m
English
The more you work with video, the more you realize that audio is at least as important as the visual presentation, and often more so, especially for Internet video, which is usually grainy and postage-stamp size. Whether the soundtrack is an informative or evocative narration or mood-establishing background music, audio is an extraordinarily powerful medium.
As you've probably noticed by now, Windows Movie Maker has only two audio tracks: one dedicated to the audio included with the captured or imported video, and one for all other audio. While this may sound limiting, there's a simple workaround, described in this chapter.
Also discussed in this chapter is how to connect for and produce a narration, how to set ...
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