They come complete with optional special panning effects, custom fonts, transparency settings, and even fine-tunable start and end times. Movie Maker's captions aren't static, however.
You can do things like add captions, which can be handy when you want to describe the location or subject of a particular photo or movie clip. If you are willing to dive a bit deeper into the Windows Live Movie Maker user interface, you'll be rewarded with a rich set of functionality. Editing each is as simple as can be expected, and most people will be up and running in no time.
When the AutoMovie process is complete-it's surprisingly fast, even on large projects-you can edit the title and credits, which causes a new context-sensitive Text Tools tab group to appear in Movie Maker's ribbon. It can also optionally fit the length of the video to a song (or other audio track) of your choosing. Or you can simply click the AutoMovie button to quickly make a final, polished movie that includes a title, credits, and simple crossfade transitions between each clip. From here, you can proceed manually and discover some of the application's more advanced features, which we'll examine below. You can drag and drop clips to order them and can mix and match videos with photos. The UI is logically split between a full-featured ribbon-type toolbar (which is much more impressive than the ribbon UIs in either Paint or WordPad in Windows 7), a video preview pane, and a content pane.Īs you drag content into the application, it appears as clips in the content pane in a storyboard-style view. When you consider what it does, Windows Live Movie Maker is arguably as simple as it can be. Windows Live Movie Maker is the easy, fast way to turn photos and videos into great-looking movies and slideshows you can share-on the Web or on DVD. The interface in intuitive and the tools are right where you want and need them to be - at your fingertips. There is no manual necessary when using Windows Live Movie Maker. However, it has received criticism over its removal of most of the features of the older versions, particularly the timeline. Windows Live Movie Maker allows users to publish videos to Windows Live OneDrive, Facebook, YouTube and Flickr, as well creating HD videos. The program includes a redesigned ribbon interface. It is a complete rewrite of the Windows Movie Maker application, focusing on the needs of general users, the streamlined design consists largely in the reduction of features considered unimportant to general users. (Taken from Wikipedia) Windows Live Movie Maker is intended to replace Windows Movie Maker that is currently included in Windows Vista.
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