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Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
ill just copy/paste what zwaldowski posted on the mydigitallife forums..
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Idea
Erm, I was missing Movie Maker and needed it for a class project (don't ask). So I took the files from Vista, copied the newer stuff from Windows 7's DVD Maker, and got it working on Windows 7 (registering a bunch of files, basically) and created an installer.
Agreement/Disclaimer
By downloading and using this, you agree to the Windows 7 Pre-Release EULA and admit you have a licensed copy/key. Like that's hard to get. I also cite the Vista product terms, but it's really not important as the software is distributed freely. I claim no rights to this software.
FAQ
How is this different from Windows Live Movie Maker?
Um, you get all the features back. WLMM is a horrible app with a ribbon on top (literally).
How this is different from Windows Movie Maker 2.6?
This app has the Windows Vista look (for better or for worse), improved stability, improved speed on transitions/effects, and use of the Windows Media Foundation (allows codec support in Windows 7).
Does this work with DVD Maker?
No. Windows 7's DVD Maker does not support importing project files (MSWMM), but will support importing all video files including ones normally published (to "My Computer" by Movie Maker. Note that the "Publish To... DVD" feature does not work in Vista Movie Maker on Windows 7.
Changelog
Release 2, 3/31/09 (8.53 MB EXE): Significantly reduced size; ripped out DVD Maker stuff that was left behind (not in Windows 7)
Release 1, 3/30/09 (66.13 MB RAR): Initial release. All of Vista's Movie Maker files, with Windows 7's DVD Maker files copied over, with a wrapper to register all the valid DLL and AX files. Voila.
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i for one found this incredibly useful, i know there are better movie editing programs out there, but this is enough for most, not to mention its free.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
Sexy. When I reinstall Windows 7 this weekend, I'll be sure to try this.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
Uh... It's now included in the "Windows Live Essentials" download. They had to take it out of Windows due to some legal shenanigans. All that work for nothing Bacon, must suck.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
So is WMM vista (and work around Windows 7) better than the XP one?
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
The Windows Live Movie Maker is easier to use and has more features so I'd say yes.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
uh no, the live movie maker has less features that both the xp version and 2.6 that is available on microsoft.com... read original post.
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Freelancer
All that work for nothing Bacon, must suck.
not really, i didn't do shit.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Originally Posted by
StankBacon
uh no, the live movie maker has less features that both the xp version and 2.6 that is available on microsoft.com... read original post.
not really, i didn't do shit.
Has more functionality here, just looked at the Win XP one and WLMM. Doesn't matter though, people should be using Adobe Premiere, not this shit.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Originally Posted by
Freelancer
Has more functionality here, just looked at the Win XP one and WLMM. Doesn't matter though, people should be using Adobe Premiere, not this shit.
$799.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Originally Posted by
Cojafoji
$799.
WMM is like Ms Paint, its free but utter shite.
If you want to quickly put a clip out there, then its okay, however seeing so many youtube videos that used the default settings for credits ruined it.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Originally Posted by
Freelancer
Has more functionality here, just looked at the Win XP one and WLMM. Doesn't matter though, people should be using Adobe Premiere, not this shit.
Rofl.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Originally Posted by
Cojafoji
$799.
Lol
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Originally Posted by
Cojafoji
$799.
Free.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Originally Posted by
Freelancer
Free.
You are a pirate.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
I hate Premiere.
I hate Final Cut Pro.
I hate everything.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Originally Posted by
Xetsuei
You are a pirate.
Who said anything about pirating?! :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by
legionaire45
I hate Premiere.
I hate Final Cut Pro.
I hate everything.
You're bad.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Originally Posted by
Freelancer
Free.
90% of the people who use Adobe products know dick all about anything else computer related.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Originally Posted by
Freelancer
Uh... It's now included in the "
Windows Live Essentials" download. They had to take it out of Windows due to some legal shenanigans. All that work for nothing Bacon, must suck.
Is that the same Anti-Trust bullshit that got the Address taskbar removed from XP SP3 (even though it's still present in Vista)?
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Originally Posted by
Cojafoji
90% of the people who use Adobe products know dick all about anything else computer related.
Hi I use Adobe Photoshop, Flash, Fireworks, and Premiere, and I'm about to sit for my A+ exam. :eng101:
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Cojafoji
90% of the people who use Adobe products know dick all about anything else computer related.
It's pretty cool how you're wrong.
You need to stop acting like a know it all dick on these forums, it's really not healthy. You also haven't earned the right to act like a know it all dick yet. :cool:
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
I use iMovie for the most part...
to hell with windows movie maker :3
that's iMovie HD (AKA '06) if you were wondering.
Most editing is just timeline edits... so it gets the job done if you don't care to do anything fancy.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
Agreed, the simple editing programs like WMM and iMovie are great for the average joe who need to organize clips together, e.g. most of us. Splitting and organizing movie clips in Adobe Premiere is unnecessarily complicated to someone who doesn't know what the fuck.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Originally Posted by
p0lar_bear
Is that the same Anti-Trust bullshit that got the Address taskbar removed from XP SP3 (even though it's still present in Vista)?
Hi I use Adobe Photoshop, Flash, Fireworks, and Premiere, and I'm about to sit for my A+ exam. :eng101:
You're obviously one of the %10.
Also, freelancer, fuck off.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Cojafoji
Also, freelancer, fuck off.
This. Quit acting like such an asshole, you really haven't earned the right to.
And by the way,
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
For fuck's sake can you people stop flinging poo at each other? Is it that hard to not get shit going in a discussion about Windows Movie Maker?
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
I use Vegas Studio 6.
:caruso:
But I've found that Windows Movie Maker will work good for the most basic of projects.
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
I really don't see why people can't understand how to use the Adobe product suites, they're some of the most simplistic programs out there. You just have to know the terminology for what you're working with.
Xet, if I haven't earned the right to be an asshole then, you, most certainly have not either. /poo flinging
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
After using Vegas 7, I can't go back to moviemaker, I just can't :fail:
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Originally Posted by
Freelancer
Xet, if I haven't earned the right to be an asshole then, you, most certainly have not either. /poo flinging
You really don't know when to stop do you?
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Re: Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7
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Originally Posted by
t3h m00kz
After using Vegas 7, I can't go back to moviemaker, I just can't :fail:
Well, that's common sense. Why would you use an inferior product?
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