Hi,

I need help, - when I add 2 video clips to make movie in Window Vista Movie
Maker I notice that the video at around the tranition period (only few
seconds) is "jummpy" or somewhat "shaking", what should i do? I have made
many movies from Window XP version and did not have this problem before,
please advise if anyone out there know the answer.
Thank you.

Sorry to see no one has been able to help you because i am suffering a
similar problem; when i just trim the front end of a video, it results in a
video where the first 5-10 seconds are a still frame of the first frame of
the trimmed video and the motion doesn't start until after this period of
stillness...I can reporoduce this consistently.

"kchin" wrote:

Hi,

I need help, - when I add 2 video clips to make movie in Window Vista Movie
Maker I notice that the video at around the tranition period (only few
seconds) is "jummpy" or somewhat "shaking", what should i do? I have made
many movies from Window XP version and did not have this problem before,
please advise if anyone out there know the answer.
Thank you.

I also have this problem as, it seems, do a lot of other people. One
suggestion which works is to download Movie Maker 2.6 but since Movie
Maker 6 is an integral part of Vista Home Premium and not third party
software it is high time Microsoft provided an answer


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daburt

daburt;761690 Wrote:
I also have this problem as, it seems, do a lot of other people. One
suggestion which works is to download Movie Maker 2.6 but since Movie
Maker 6 is an integral part of Vista Home Premium and not third party
software it is high time Microsoft provided an answer

I have had a similar problem with flickering transitions in Vista Movie
Maker and DVD Maker. For me the problem only occurs when I am using
DV-AVI files either as source material, or as Published. So, I avoid
DV-AVI. This problem has been discussed in the Movie Maker forum at:

'Movie Maker Forums' (http://www.windowsmoviemakers.net/forums/)

There is not a consensus about it, however, as PapaJohn reports good
success with DV-AVI in Vista.


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retexan599

HP Pavilion; 2 GB RAM; Core2Duo
Vista Home Premium
Office 2007

Your Right Microsoft Don,t Care.its A Real Smame.moviemaker Could Be The
Best,editing There Is,if Only They Cared About There Programs.they Seem
More Interested In Buying Yahoo,it Don,t Make Them Look Good.


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JB197
Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com

Microsofts Moviemaker 6.0 Is Good,but It Can,t Convert,the The Quicktime
Movies,i Had To Buy-a 3ed Party Editing Software,to Do That,the
Roxio-my-dvd,is Very Good.well Worth The Money.but I Still Depend On
Moviemaker,to Edit My Movies.-some Times Microsoft Can,t Do Everythiing.
If They Could They Would.


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JB197
Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com

Thanks for the idea: since I was converting my MOV file to AVI before using
MM. I wil convert to another format and try the front-end rim again to see if
a non-AVI file suffers the same result. Again, thanks. I'll give it a try.

"retexan599" wrote:


daburt;761690 Wrote:
I also have this problem as, it seems, do a lot of other people. One
suggestion which works is to download Movie Maker 2.6 but since Movie
Maker 6 is an integral part of Vista Home Premium and not third party
software it is high time Microsoft provided an answer

I have had a similar problem with flickering transitions in Vista Movie
Maker and DVD Maker. For me the problem only occurs when I am using
DV-AVI files either as source material, or as Published. So, I avoid
DV-AVI. This problem has been discussed in the Movie Maker forum at:

'Movie Maker Forums' (http://www.windowsmoviemakers.net/forums/)

There is not a consensus about it, however, as PapaJohn reports good
success with DV-AVI in Vista.


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retexan599

HP Pavilion; 2 GB RAM; Core2Duo
Vista Home Premium
Office 2007

I just tried MPG with the same results: the first few seconds of the Ms Mvie
Maker movie are still....so here's a question: can someone recommend a
converter that takes an MOV file and converts it to a format it Movie Maker
accepts? I want to validate that the stillness is not due the converter I'm
using, which is Im TOO MOV converter.

-Ken

"Ken" wrote:

Thanks for the idea: since I was converting my MOV file to AVI before using
MM. I wil convert to another format and try the front-end rim again to see if
a non-AVI file suffers the same result. Again, thanks. I'll give it a try.

"retexan599" wrote:


daburt;761690 Wrote:
I also have this problem as, it seems, do a lot of other people. One
suggestion which works is to download Movie Maker 2.6 but since Movie
Maker 6 is an integral part of Vista Home Premium and not third party
software it is high time Microsoft provided an answer

I have had a similar problem with flickering transitions in Vista Movie
Maker and DVD Maker. For me the problem only occurs when I am using
DV-AVI files either as source material, or as Published. So, I avoid
DV-AVI. This problem has been discussed in the Movie Maker forum at:

'Movie Maker Forums' (http://www.windowsmoviemakers.net/forums/)

There is not a consensus about it, however, as PapaJohn reports good
success with DV-AVI in Vista.


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retexan599

HP Pavilion; 2 GB RAM; Core2Duo
Vista Home Premium
Office 2007

how does this thing work
"daburt" wrote in message
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I also have this problem as, it seems, do a lot of other people. One
suggestion which works is to download Movie Maker 2.6 but since Movie
Maker 6 is an integral part of Vista Home Premium and not third party
software it is high time Microsoft provided an answer


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daburt

Ken
Please see microsoft.public.windowsmedia. 11/06/2008
"daburt" wrote in message
...

I also have this problem as, it seems, do a lot of other people. One
suggestion which works is to download Movie Maker 2.6 but since Movie
Maker 6 is an integral part of Vista Home Premium and not third party
software it is high time Microsoft provided an answer


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daburt