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Question with Windows Live Movie Maker

Discussion in 'Non-Emulation Help' started by Stanley Richards, Dec 16, 2010.

  1. Stanley Richards

    Stanley Richards Well-Known Member

    A quick question, how do I merge two seperate video files together? Usually there would be a gap in between the two videos, and it kind of "skips" the parts of the video. Here's an image.

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    Yeah, I record with Faps. But there's the image, so you'll know which version I'm using.
     
    Stanley Richards, Dec 16, 2010
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  2. drybones41

    drybones41 Well-Known Member

    Go to: Video tools, Edit, On the editing section on the right side of the window you have options for setting end and starting points, set them manually. You should be able to merge them that way.
     
    drybones41, Dec 16, 2010
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  3. Stanley Richards

    Stanley Richards Well-Known Member

    Didn't do anything.
     
    Stanley Richards, Dec 16, 2010
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  4. drybones41

    drybones41 Well-Known Member

    all i can suggest now is using "windows movie maker" and drag the clips closer together viewing the timeline.
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    drybones41, Dec 17, 2010
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  5. Stanley Richards

    Stanley Richards Well-Known Member

    Tch, that's not the version I'm using.
     
    Stanley Richards, Dec 17, 2010
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  6. Loonylion

    Loonylion Administrator Staff Member

    windows movie maker comes with windows XP. Windows live movie maker is a free download for vista and windows 7
     
    Loonylion, Dec 17, 2010
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  7. Prectorian

    Prectorian . Staff Member

    Try "Pinnacle Studio" there's a trial version for it, but I'm using the full version (Pinnacle Studio Ultimate HD). I use that all the time to merge, split, trim, edit, add background music, erase noise, convert type for video files. I often make movies out of the clips I shot using digital camera-video/mobile phone. I recommend using this as its easy to learn but really is an advance program for home video editting like a pro.

    Those free tools from Windows are too basic. Another recommendation for really basic video editting tool is FREE STUDIO from dvdvideosoft.com, contains an all in 1 program for many uses related to music, video, and pictures.
     
    Prectorian, Dec 17, 2010
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  8. Loonylion

    Loonylion Administrator Staff Member

    I have pinnacle studio, It is not advanced and is nowhere near 'professional' standard, no matter what they claim. it is barely better than movie maker.
     
    Loonylion, Dec 17, 2010
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  9. Stanley Richards

    Stanley Richards Well-Known Member

    I'm using Windows Live Movie Maker because it's free. That's it. I would gladly use Vegas if I could.
     
    Stanley Richards, Dec 17, 2010
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  10. Loonylion

    Loonylion Administrator Staff Member

    virtualdub is quite good and that is free.
     
    Loonylion, Dec 17, 2010
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