If you prefer, you can also send them by email so that specific people interested in the videos have them immediately at hand. The same is true if you intend to add some credits at the end of the video in case any clarification or thanks are needed, something we found to be an excellent idea.Īnd when you have finished editing your videos, you can do whatever you want, from saving the creations locally on your computer's disk to uploading them directly to the cloud to save some space. Everything is so natural that you will not believe how little time you lose with each function. Windows Movie Maker will also allow you to modify the sequence of frames of a video, dragging and dropping the contents on the timeline. That is to say, with every minor modification you make to the videos you are working on, you can reproduce at the moment to see the differences with the previous project. One more feature of Windows Movie Maker that has caught our attention, and we consider that it should be present in all similar systems, has to do with the preview in real-time of these transitions and effects. When we talk about the effects, some of the ones we liked the most are those that have to do with watercolor and retro effects for videos, and you can even speed them up if you prefer. Returning to video editing, the developers of Windows Movie Maker comment that we have 60 transitions to choose the ones we like the most, in addition to almost 30 different effects. All you have to do is incorporate it into this software, and you will get another type of content to use later in editing your favorite videos. We use the following installer settings: wlsetup-all.Unlike similar programs, Windows Movie Maker also has support to capture in the video everything that happens on your PC screen, as long as you have a device that works in this way. Movie Maker should be good for a while yet, As long as the next W10 update doesn't break it.
I've no need to do 4K video anytime soon. I doubt many of us are going to be replacing video cameras anytime soon, so Movie Maker will probably be good for another 3-5x years at least doing WMV, MP4 formats etc. I still use it now, despite also using more advanced packages. I've used Movie Maker countless times to do quick and sometimes very complex videos. :lightbulb: Just had an idea of creating a thread somewhere on EduGeek that lists what software admins deploy to their devices - it would be more than interesting to hear about other software that may just add a wow factor to the desktop experience.Yep, they just need something simple. I'm guessing MM won't be able to handle (import) videos with more recent encoding formats, but it will satisfy my teachers for another year at least. Movie Maker (MM) falls in to the category of simple yet intuitive, with enough features to create interesting video creations with just a few clicks.
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