Windows Movie Maker 2011

User Guide

Download, install and create video presentations using

Windows Movie Maker 2011,

part of the Microsoft Live Essentials package.

Windows Movie Maker 2011

User Guide

Before you Begin:

Users of this Windows Movie Maker 2011 instruction manual are expected to

have a basic understanding of the following software and hardware:

z Microsoft Office Word

z Word processing

z Graphic image editing (resizing, cropping and saving to alternate formats)

z Internet download procedures

z File upload from external devices, including digital cameras, digital video

cameras, digital voice recorders and smart phones.

z The proper operation of digital media hardware, including digital cameras,

digital video cameras, digital voice recorders and smart phones.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Getting Started .....................................................5

Download and install Movie Maker ...........................................................5

System Requirements ...........................................................................5

Download and install Windows Live Essentials ...................................5

File Organization ......................................................................................10

File organization guidelines ................................................................10

Create and save your Movie Maker 2011 project file ..............................11

Chapter 2: Script & Narration .............................................13

Script Preparation ....................................................................................13

Record your Narration ..............................................................................14

Record narration directly on your computer .......................................14

Record narration using a digital voice recorder ..................................14

Chapter 3: Graphic Images ..................................................15

Graphic File Specifications .......................................................................15

File editing ..........................................................................................15

File formats .........................................................................................15

File size ...............................................................................................15

Import Graphic Images .............................................................................16

Edit Graphic Images ................................................................................18

Apply Transitions ................................................................................18

Apply Pan and zoom effects ...............................................................18

Remove animation effects ...................................................................19

Set graphic image duration .................................................................19

Add captions .......................................................................................20

Delete a caption ..................................................................................21

Add caption effects .............................................................................21

Apply effects .......................................................................................22

Table of Contents

Title, Text and Credit Slides .....................................................................23

Title slide .............................................................................................23

Text slide .............................................................................................24

Credits .................................................................................................25

Chapter 4: Video ................................................................... 27

Video Editing Basics ................................................................................27

Video formats ......................................................................................27

Video sources ......................................................................................28

Video editing programs .......................................................................28

Edit Video Clips ........................................................................................28

Edit video clip length ..........................................................................28

Split a video clip .................................................................................29

Chapter 5: Audio Files .......................................................... 31

Import audio files ......................................................................................31

Edit Audio Files ........................................................................................32

Start location .......................................................................................32

Click and drag method ........................................................................32

Start time music tool ...........................................................................33

Adjust audio clip length ......................................................................33

Chapter 6: Finish Your Project ........................................... 35

AutoMovie Themes ..................................................................................35

Export your Movie Maker 2011 Project ...................................................36

Save movie ..........................................................................................37

Index ....................................................................................... 39

Chapter 1: Getting Started

In this chapter, you will learn the following techniques:

How to download and install Movie Maker 2011

How to organize your files

How to create and save a Movie Maker 2011 project file

Download and install Movie Maker

Movie Maker 2011 is included in the Windows Live Essentials 2011 package

along with the following applications: Messenger, Photo Gallery and Windows

Live Mesh. Live Essentials is a free download file available from the Microsoft

web site. Movie Maker 2011 is not included in the Windows XP, Windows Vista

and Windows 7 operating system installations.

System Requirements:

Download and install Windows Live Essentials. Microsoft Movie Maker

2011 is part of the Windows Live Essentials package that can be downloaded from

the Microsoft site.

1. Open the Microsoft web site: http://www.microsoft.com.

System

Component

System Requirements

Operating system Windows 7 (32- or 64-bit version)

Windows Vista Service Pack 2 (32- or 64-bit

version)

Processor 1.6 GHz or higher

Memory 1 GB of RAM or higher

Display Resolution 1024 × 576 minimum

Graphics card Graphics card must supports DirectX 9 or higher and

Shader Model 2 or higher.

Windows Vista Service Pack 2 requires the Platform Update for

Windows Vista

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2. Click the Downloads link.

3. Select Windows Live Essentials from the content menu.

4. Click the Download now button to download the entire Windows Live

Essentials 2011 package to your computer.

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5. Click Save when prompted.

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6. Save the installation package to your computer's desktop in the Save As

window.

7. Click Save.

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8. Click Close in the Download complete window.

NOTE: You can choose Run to install the Windows Live Essentials 2011

package directly from the Microsoft Downloads web site, but this may take

longer depending on the speed of your internet connection.

9. Double-click the install icon named wlsetup-web saved to your desktop.

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10.Click Continue if prompted.

11. Click Install all of Windows Live Essentials.

NOTE: You can click Choose the programs you want to install if you want to

install the individual components of Windows Live Essentials 2011. This

installation option is not recommended by Microsoft.

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IMPORTANT

Install any needed system updates if prompted (Windows Vista

Service Pack 1 in the example graphic below). Click the

hyperlink below each requested system upgrade for download

and installation instructions.

Many of these system updates, especially service pack updates,

require a system reboot. Save and close all open files before

downloading and installing these updates.

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12.Click either Restart Now or Restart Later when the Done! prompt appears.

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File Organization

Movie Maker 2011 requires careful file organization. Movie Maker 2011 projects

reference all imported graphic, video, audio, narration and text files.

You will have difficulty creating, editing and exporting a Movie Maker 2011

project that is not properly organized.

This is of particular importance if your Movie Maker 2011 project will be copied

to multiple computers for editing (this is common in a school setting where

students work on a variety of lab or school-provided computers).

File organization guidelines. Follow this file organization template:

z Create a top-level folder that will contain all of the Movie Maker 2011 project

files. Give this folder a short, descriptive name (Ireland_Project_2011 in the

example below).

z Create separate folders for each imported element:

Graphic images

Video Clips

Audio files (music and sound clips)

Narration

Script and other written material

z Save the Movie Maker 2011 project file in the top-level folder

(Ireland_Project_2011 in the example below).

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Create and save your Movie Maker 2011

project file

You will begin by creating and saving a Project File. Project files are used to create

and edit a Movie Maker 2011 project for final export. Project files can be edited

and re-exported as needed.

1. Select Start > Programs > Windows Live Movie Maker to open the

program.

2. Select Movie Maker Tab > Save project as. Save your project in your top-

level folder as described in “File Organization” on page 10.

IMPORTANT: Save your Project File often. Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + S

for quick saves.

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Chapter 2: Script & Narration

In this chapter, you will learn about the following procedures:

Script preparation guidelines

Recording and saving narration files

IMPORTANT: There are two important considerations when planning to use

audio tracks in your presentation:

z Movie Maker 2011 does not have a built-in narration program. You will have

to record the narration track using a separate application or voice recorder

hardware.

z Movie Maker 2011 project files will play only one audio track at a time. For

example, you cannot have a song playing at the same time as a narration track.

Script Preparation

A thoroughly researched and written narration script will help you organize and

edit your project's graphic images, video clips, and audio files.

Review the following rules for writing a narration script and recording your

project narration:

z Write your narration script before you begin recording your narration track.

z Organize your narration script using the same structure as you would a written

essay. This includes (1) An introduction; (2) Thesis statement; (3) Main points

and sub-points, and (4) Conclusion.

z Double- or triple-space your narration script for easier reading during

recording. Include phonetic spelling of difficult-to-pronounce words and

names.

z Record your narration in a quiet area. Microphones will pick up ambient sound

around you.

z Practice recording your narration. You may have to record several takes before

you get a quality recording.

z Pay particular attention to microphone placement, breathing control, and your

vocal pitch and range. For example, do not narrate in a monotone voice.

z Record your narration in separate “chunks.” You do not have to record your

entire narration in one take.

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Record your Narration

IMPORTANT: See “Chapter 5: Audio Files” on page 31 for instructions on how

to import and edit the narration track in your Movie Maker 2011 project file.

You can install recording software and record your narration directly on your

computer, or you may record your narration on a digital voice recorder.

Record narration directly on your computer. Please follow these

guidelines for installing and using voice recorder software:

z Attach a microphone to your computer. Please see your microphone or sound

input device instructions for more details.

NOTE: Many notebook computers have built-in voice recorder hardware and

software.

z A variety of voice recorder software programs are available for free download.

Carefully review each program's technical specifications to make sure it is

compatible with your computer hardware and software.

z SourceForge's Audacity is a commonly-used voice recording program

available for free download. Click here for more information: http://

audacity.sourceforge.net/

z Save your narration file in MP3 format.

z Copy or save your completed narration file in your project's Narration folder.

See “Chapter 5: Audio Files” on page 31 for more information about sound file

formats and uploads.

Record narration using a digital voice recorder. Follow these guidelines

to successfully record narration using digital voice recorder hardware.

z Carefully read the instructions that came with your digital voice recorder.

Make sure it is compatible with your computer hardware and software.

z Make sure your digital voice recorder files can save files in MP3 format.

z Check the type of computer connection that your digital voice recorder uses.

Some digital voice recorders connect directly to a computer's USB slot; other

recorders require a separate connection cable.

z Save your narration file in MP3 format.

z Copy or save your completed narration file in your project's Narration folder.

See “Chapter 5: Audio Files” on page 31 for more information about sound file

formats and uploads.

Chapter 3: Graphic Images

In this chapter, you will learn how to use the following design techniques:

Inserting graphic images into your project file

Adding transitions and captions

Inserting title, text and credit slides

Graphic File Specifications

Edit and save graphic images before they are imported into your Movie Maker

2011 project.

File editing. Use a graphic editing program to edit graphic images. Programs

include:

z Adobe Photoshop

z Adobe Photoshop Express

z GIMP

z Google Piknik

z Windows Paint.

File formats. Graphic images must be saved in one of the following formats:

z JPEG

z GIF

z TIF

NOTE: JPEG is the preferred file format. It combines image quality with file size

compression.

File size. Setting proper graphic file size is essential; large graphic files sizes will

slow down production time and create project files that are too large to easily play

or post to web sites.

z Image resolution: 72 DPI.

z Image size: Width and height should not exceed 8" x 10".

NOTE: File size is particularly important when you import graphic images from

digital cameras. Digital camera resolution is often set to the maximum size of 36"

x 24". Images this large will slow processing time when you import, edit, save and

export your Movie Maker 2011 project.

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Import Graphic Images

Import and insert the graphic images you uploaded and organized as described in

“File Organization” on page 10.

1. Click Home > Add videos and photos.

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2. Double-click the folder that contains your graphic images.

3. Press the Ctrl key and click to select the images and video clips you want to

add to your project.

Graphic Images

4. Click Open.

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Imported graphic image thumbnails will be added to the Storyboard on the

right side of the Movie Maker 2011 window. The Preview Monitor on the left

side of the screen will display individual graphic images and video clips.

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Storyboard

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Edit Graphic Images

Apply a variety of visual effects to the graphic images inserted into your Movie

Maker 2011 project.

Apply Transitions. You can add transition effects between graphic images and

video clips.

1. Click the Animations tab.

2. Select a transition effect from the Transitions menu at the top-left of the

Movie Maker 2011 project window.

3. Click Apply to all.

4. Click the Play button in the Preview Monitor to preview your transitions.

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NOTE: You can press the Ctrl + Click keys to select individual graphic

images to apply transitions.

IMPORTANT: Be judicious in your use of transitions. Too many different

types of transitions in one project can be distracting and look unprofessional.

Apply Pan and zoom effects. Pan and zoom provides a “Ken Burns” effect to

individual images.

NOTE: Not all graphic images are suitable for pan and zoom effects. This should

be done on a picture-by-picture basis. Click Apply to all if you want the same pan

and zoom effect applied to all graphic images.

1. Click the Animations tab.

2. Press the Ctrl key and click to select an individual graphic image.

3. Select the appropriate pan and zoom effect from the Pan and zoom menu at

the top-right of the Movie Maker 2011 project window. The effect will be

applied automatically.

Preview monitor

Graphic Images

4. Click the Play button in the Preview Monitor to preview your transitions.

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NOTE: Each graphic image and video clip thumbnail will have an icon

indicating transition and pan and zoom effects.

Remove animation effects. Remove effect from selected images or all images.

1. Select the Animations tab.

2. Click the None effect under Transitions or Pan and zoom menus.

3. Click Apply to all, or press the Ctrl + click keys to select individual graphic

images and video clips.

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Set graphic image duration. You can control how long a graphic image

appears on-screen.

1. Click the Edit tab. The Edit tab should appear under the Video Tools heading.

2. Press the Ctrl + click keys to select an individual graphic image.

Preview monitor

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3. Select the appropriate duration time from the Duration content menu.

Duration is measured in seconds. You can enter a custom duration time in the

Duration box.

The length of the selected graphic image thumbnail in the Storyboard will

change to reflect the new duration time.

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Add captions. Captions can be added directly to graphic images.

1. Click to select a graphic image in the Storyboard.

2. Click the Home tab.

3. Click Caption in the Add menu.

4. Triple-click to highlight the text box that appears in the Preview Monitor.

Graphic Images

5. Enter the desired caption text.

The caption text appears below the graphic image thumbnail in the Storyboard.

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Delete a caption. Delete unwanted captions. Add new captions as described on

page 20.

1. Click to select a caption in the Storyboard.

2. Press the keyboard Delete key, or right-click and select Delete.

Add caption effects. Apply a variety of effects to a graphic image caption.

1. Click to select a graphic image with a caption.

2. Click Text Tools > Format.

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3. Select the appropriate effect from the Effects menu. Effects include fade in,

spin, and fly-in.

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IMPORTANT: Be judicious in your use of text effects. Overuse or too many

different effect styles in one project can be distracting and look unprofessional.

Apply effects. A variety of effects, including black and white, sepia tone and

pixelate, can be applied to graphic images.

1. Click to select an individual graphic image.

2. Click the Visual Effects tab.

3. Select the appropriate effect from the Effects menu.

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Click the No Effect option to remove an effect.

NOTE: Each graphic image and video clip thumbnail will have an icon

indicating transition and pan and zoom effects.

Graphic Images

Title, Text and Credit Slides

Follow the Graphic Image Duration instructions on page 19 to adjust the length of

title, text and credit slides.

Title slide. Add a title to your project.

1. Click before the first object in the Storyboard.

2. Click the Home tab.

3. Click Title in the Add menu.

4. Triple-click to highlight the text box that appears in the Preview Monitor.

5. Enter the desired title text.

6. Edit title text using the Font and Paragraph tools in Text Tools > Format.

You use these tools to edit font type, size, style, and alignment.

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7. Edit slide background in Text Tools > Format > Background color.

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NOTE: You can apply effects to title slide text. See page 22 for instructions.

Text slide. You can insert text slides anywhere in your Movie Maker 2011

project.

1. Click an insertion point between graphic or video objects in the Storyboard.

2. Click the Home tab.

3. Click Title in the Add menu.

4. Triple-click to highlight the text box that appears in the Preview Monitor.

5. Enter the desired title text.

6. Edit the text using the Font and Paragraph tools in Text Tools > Format. You

use these tools to edit font type, size, style, and alignment.

7. Edit the text slide background in Text Tools > Format > Background color.

NOTE: You can apply effects to the slide text. See page 22 for instructions.

Graphic Images

Credits. Add a credits slide at the end of your project.

1. Click the Home tab.

2. Click Credits in the Add menu.

3. Triple-click to highlight the text box that appears in the Preview Monitor.

4. Enter the desired title text.

5. Edit title text using the Font and Paragraph tools in Text Tools > Format.

You use these tools to edit font type, size, style, and alignment.

6. Edit slide background in Text Tools > Format > Background color.

NOTE: You can apply effects to title slide text. See page 22 for instructions.

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Chapter 4: Video

In this chapter, you will learn the following video techniques:

Video formats and specifications

Importing video clips

Editing video clips

Video Editing Basics

Video formats. Movie Maker 2011 supports the following video formats:

Format Name File Extensions

Windows Media files .asf and .wm)

Apple QuickTime files .mov and .qt

DV-AVI files .avi)

Microsoft Recorded TV Show

files

.dvr-ms and .wtv

MPEG-4 movie files .mp4, .mov,.m4v, .3gp, .3g2, and

.k3g

MPEG-2 movie files .mpeg, .mpg, .mpe, .m1v, .mp2,

.mpv2, .mod, and .vob

MPEG-1 movie files .m1v

Motion JPEG files .avi and .mov

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Video sources. Video files can be imported from the following sources:

z Digital cameras

z Digital video cameras

z Mobile phones or smart phones

z Flash memory cards (your computer will require either a built-in or external

memory card reader)

z Data CDs or DVDs

z Web site downloads

z Webcam and screen capture programs (many newer laptop computers have

built-in webcams)

NOTE: Many video capture devices can be connected directly to your computer

with a USB, Fire Wire, or video connection for file upload. Consult your device

manual or online documentation.

Video editing programs. Video clips can be edited in your Movie Maker 2011

project file (see “Edit Video Clips” on page 28). You can also pre-edit clips before

you import them into your Movie Maker 2011 project folder for easier use. Video

editing programs include:

z Adobe Final Cut

z Adobe Premiere

z AVG 2011 (free down load)

z Avid FreeDV (free download)

z AVS Video Editor (free download)

z iMovie (Macintosh users)

z Kino (UNIX system users)

z Microsoft Movie Maker (Windows users)

z Pinnacle

z Sony Vegas

Edit Video Clips

Control video clip length, start and end points, and split videos.

Edit video clip length. You can adjust the start and stop points of imported

video clips.

1. Click the Edit tab. The Edit tab will appear under the Video Tools heading.

2. Press the Ctrl + click keys to select an individual video clip. A vertical slider

bar will appear at the left edge of the video clip.

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3. Move the slider bar to the right. The Preview Monitor will play the video clip

as you move the slider bar.

4. Click the Set start point Trim tool. The video clip will begin where the slider

bar was set.

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5. Move the slider bar to the right until you reach the desired end point of the

video clip. The Preview Monitor will play the video clip as you move the slider

bar.

6. Click the Set end point Trim tool.

The length of the trimmed video clip thumbnail in the Storyboard will change

to reflect the new duration time.

Split a video clip. You can split a video clip into two parts as needed. You may

have to do this to insert a graphic image or to show part of the video clip at a

different point in the presentation.

1. Click the Edit tab. The Edit tab should appear under the Video Tools heading.

2. Press the Ctrl + click keys to select an individual video clip. A vertical slider

bar will appear at the left edge of the video clip.

3. Move the slider bar to the right until you reach the split point. The Preview

Monitor will play the video clip as you move the slider bar.

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4. Click the Split tool.

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The video clip will appear as two separate thumbnail images in the Storyboard.

IMPORTANT

Respect copyright and be careful what you share online. Copying

or sharing unauthorized materials violates the Microsoft service

agreement.

Audio and video files that are protected with digital rights

management (DRM) can't be used in Movie Maker. (Courtesy of

Windows Live Movie Maker Help Center,

http://explore.live.com/windows-live-movie-maker-help-center).

Chapter 5: Audio Files

In this chapter, you will learn the following audio file techniques:

Importing audio files

Editing audio files

Import audio files

Import and insert the audio files you uploaded and organized as described in “File

Organization” on page 10.

1. Click Home > Add music > Add music.

2. Double-click the folder that contain your audio files.

3. Press the Ctrl key and click to select the audio files you want to add to your

project.

4. Click Open.

IMPORTANT

Movie Maker 2011 project files will play only one audio track at

a time. For example, you cannot have a song playing at the same

time as a narration track.

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The imported audio files will appear in the Storyboard as a green bar above the

imported graphic images and video clips.

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Edit Audio Files

NOTE: You can edit both the start location and the length of an audio file. For

example, you may want a song to start playing at the two-minute mark of your

project, and you may want the song to start playing at its one-minute mark. Please

read the following directions carefully to avoid errors.

Start location. Determine where an audio file will begin playing in your

presentation. You may use either (A) the Click and Drag method, or (B) the Start

time music tool.

A. Click and drag method.

1. Click at the start of the green audio file in the Storyboard.

2. Drag the mouse pointer to the desired start location.

3. The audio file will start at the selected insertion point.

4. Click Play in the Preview Monitor to review your changes.

Storyboard

Preview monitor

Audio Files

B. Start time music tool.

1. Click the Options tab. The Options tab will appear under the Music Tools

heading.

2. Click to select the green audio file thumbnail in the Storyboard.

3. Type a start time in the Start time box. You can use the up and down

arrows in the Start time tool to set a start time.

4. Click Set start time. The audio file will appear in its new start time setting.

5. Click Play in the Preview Monitor to review your changes.

Adjust audio clip length. Determine the length-or what parts-of the audio clip

will play in your presentation.

1. Click the Options tab. The Options tab will appear under the Music Tools

heading.

2. Click to select the green audio file thumbnail in the Storyboard.

3. Type a start point in the Start point box. You can also use the up and down

arrows to set a start point.

4. Click Set start point.

5. Type an end point in the End point box. You can also use the up and down

arrows to set an end point.

6. Click Set end point.

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7. Click Play in the Preview Monitor to review your changes.

IMPORTANT

Respect copyright and be careful what you share online. Copying

or sharing unauthorized materials violates the Microsoft service

agreement.

Audio and video files that are protected with digital rights

management (DRM) can't be used in Movie Maker. (Courtesy of

Windows Live Movie Maker Help Center,

http://explore.live.com/windows-live-movie-maker-help-center).

Chapter 6: Finish Your Project

This chapter will cover the following procedures:

Applying AutoMovie themes

Exporting your Movie Maker 2011 project

AutoMovie Themes

AutoMovie Themes apply advanced transition, graphic and text effects to your

entire Movie Maker 2011 project.

Individual graphic image, title, text and credit slide effects such as transitions and

text effects may not integrate with the AutoMovie themes.

Review the various effects in the Preview Monitor before you apply them to your

project.

1. Click the Home tab.

2. Select the appropriate theme from the AutoMovie theme menu.

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3. Select Default from the AutoMovie theme menu to undo a selection.

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Export your Movie Maker 2011 Project

When you finish your Windows Movie Maker 2011 project, you have to export the

file so it can be played and viewed by others.

Always save your original Movie Maker 2011 project file. You can make revisions

as needed, and you can also export the project file in a variety of formats as

needed.

The Save movie setting you choose depends on the end user. Please follow the

guidelines below to determine the best Save movie settings.

Save Movie

Setting

Frame Pixel Size

(Width x Height)

Notes

For computer 640 x 480

29 frames/second

This is the recommended setting. It

combines file compression with

excellent image quality.

For high-

definition display

1440 x 1080

29 frames/second

Use for high-end presentations on

HD displays and large-screen

projections. File size is typically

twice or three times the size of the

For computer save option.

For email 320 x 240

29 frames/second

Small file size (typically half or

one-third the size of the For

computer save option) and reduced

image quality. This setting is good

for e-mailing review or draft

copies, but should not be

considered presentation quality.

Windows phone

(large)

640 x 480

30 frames/second

Combines file compression with

excellent image quality. The higher

frames/second speed make this

suitable for phone apps.

Windows phone

(small)

320 x 240

30 frames/second

Small file size (typically half or

one-third the size of the For

computer save option) and reduced

image quality. This option should

be used strictly for phone apps.

NOTE: All Windows Movie Maker 2011 files save in Windows Media Video

File (.wmv) format.

Finish Your Project

Save movie. Save your completed Movie Maker 2011 project file in the

appropriate format.

1. Click the Home tab.

2. Click the Save movie content menu.

3. Select the appropriate setting.

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4. Enter a descriptive name in the File name box.

5. Click Save.

6. The progress bar will appear. The save process can take several minutes to

complete.

7. Click Play, Open folder or Close when prompted.

Index

Audio

click and drag edit 32

edit audio files 32

import 31

length 33

start time music tool edit 33

AutoMovie 35

Credits 25

Download Movie Maker 5

Duration

graphic images 19

Effects 22

Export

frame pixel size 36

movie settings 36

save movie 37

Export Movie Maker 2011 project 36

File editing 15

File formats 15

File organization

audio files 10

folders 10

graphic images 10

guidelines 10

narration 10

script 10

top-level folder 10

video clips 10

File size 15

Graphics

caption effects 21

captions 20

delete a caption. 21

duration 19

edit 18

file editing programs 15

file organization 10

file size 15

file specifications 15

formats 15

import graphic images 16

pan and zoom effects 18

remove animation effects 19

Install Movie Maker 5

Narration

record on your computer 14

record with digital voice recorder

Pixel size, frame 36

project file 10

Save Movie settings 36

Script preparation 13

Scripts 10

Slides 23

credits 25

text 24

title slide 23

System requirements 5

Text slide 24

Themes 35

AutoMovie 35

Title slide 23

Transitions 18

Video 27, 31

Index

editing programs 28

formats 27

length 28

sources 28

split a video clip 29

Video formats 27

Windows Live Essentials

download and install 5