Video help needed!
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I'm having problems getting to grips with windows movie maker as i'm not finding it remotely intuitive.... 
Does anyone know of an easier program or, failing that, how to do a couple of things - namely how to put several seperate bits of video in the same project, and what quality I should save it at? I spent ages on the Hants Tunnel Run video and it's come out really low quality on You Tube even though i'm sure I saved it as standard definition
The Goodwood video is my next project which will be better!!
Does anyone know of an easier program or, failing that, how to do a couple of things - namely how to put several seperate bits of video in the same project, and what quality I should save it at? I spent ages on the Hants Tunnel Run video and it's come out really low quality on You Tube even though i'm sure I saved it as standard definition
The Goodwood video is my next project which will be better!!
miss notax said:
I'm having problems getting to grips with windows movie maker as i'm not finding it remotely intuitive....
Does anyone know of an easier program or, failing that, how to do a couple of things - namely how to put several seperate bits of video in the same project, and what quality I should save it at? I spent ages on the Hants Tunnel Run video and it's come out really low quality on You Tube even though i'm sure I saved it as standard definition
The Goodwood video is my next project which will be better!!
Does anyone know of an easier program or, failing that, how to do a couple of things - namely how to put several seperate bits of video in the same project, and what quality I should save it at? I spent ages on the Hants Tunnel Run video and it's come out really low quality on You Tube even though i'm sure I saved it as standard definition
The Goodwood video is my next project which will be better!!
suggest you speak to Pete (ZS) he'll be able to help you out I'm sure, he loves videos and they are usually excellent....
Ive used WMM quite a bit over the years and find it quite good actually. Just upload the videos you want and then one at a time drag them on to the timeline. To cut bits out and shorten peices use the cut and paste tool. I found the speed settings handy too. Im sure you already know this stuff, buts its really no more complicated than that. I normally make my videos run to the beat of a sound track, easy if you know how but can be time consuming getting it right.
Eddie
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