Microsoft Windows Vista On Demand, Second Edition

Chapter 10. Creating Movies Using Movie Maker

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• Plan a Movie Maker Project

• Start Movie Maker

• View the Movie Maker Window

• Open an Existing Project

• Capture Video and Audio

• Import Video and Audio

• Add Slides to a Movie

• Organize Clips and Collections

• Work with Clips

• Create a Movie Maker Project File

• Trim Clips

• Add Transitions Between Clips

• Add Video Effects

• Add Titles and Credits

• Add a Soundtrack and Narration

• Use AutoMovie

• Save a Project and a Movie

• Create a DVD Video

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Introduction

Windows Vista comes with an accessory called Windows Movie Maker (version 6) that lets you combine video, audio, and image files with special effects to create movies you can show on your computer or CD, e-mail to others, record on a digital ...