Your JVC Hard disk camcorder imports files in a .MOV format that is NOT compatible with Windows Movie Maker. These are the only file name extensions Windows Movie Maker will import:
.asf, .avi, dvr-ms, .m1v, .mp2, .mp2v, .mpe, .mpeg, .mpg, .mpv2, .wm, or .wmv
Files formatted with .MOV and .mp4 extensions will need to be converted before you can import and edit them in Windows Movie Maker. What you need to do is download a Video Converter. Free video converters are available online. Simply Google: free video converters.
Once you have a converter downloaded, locate/import your camcorder (.MOV) video files into the converter. Follow the conversion instructions making sure your "Output Source" is one of the above mentioned formats. I tend to use .wmv or .avi in Windows Movie Maker, but any extension listed will work.
You need a DVD-RW disk to burn the Windows Movie Maker file to before it can be played in at DVD player.
micorft
put a different disk in there and make a new entire movie
Once you have downloaded Windows Movie Maker the easiest way to open it is:> Click Start, All Programs, Windows Movie Maker (icon) from the listIf you can't see an icon for the program;> Click Start, Computer, Local Disk (C:), Program Files, Windows Movie Maker, MOVIEMK (Application)Or,Command Prompt - type in: MOVIEMK.exe
What is mp in hard disk camcorder?
click on the little disk in the top corner that says burn and then u can burn it
You have to make sure the Windows Movie Maker video you created is finalized first. The final step is to Publish or Finish the video since a Windows Movie Maker project file (MSWMM) can't be opened/used in any other manner than in the program itself.Once you have finished/published you video, open you Windows DVD Maker and follow the instructions in the program to burn the video to DVD.
If your Windows Movie Maker is freezing up... there is a reason. As a matter of fact, there could be several reasons. So, this is what I suggest you do:> Defrag your hard drive, do a disk cleanup and full virus scan of your computer> Ensure Automatic Updates are turned ON for Windows UpdatesTry opening and using Windows Movie Maker again. If it is still freezing up, it is possible there may be some damaged or corrupt program files. In this case, it is best to re-installWindows Movie Maker again.Download the appropriate Windows Movie Maker version for your OS (operating system). Version 2.1 is for XP. Version 2.6 is for Vista/Windows 7. Or if you have Vista/Windows 7, you can download Windows Live Movie Maker.For download sites, type: Windows Movie Maker (and the version you need) into the search engine on your browser.
No, Windows Movie Maker is a free download. But, the program already comes free with Windows operating systems. So unless your current Movie Maker is not working properly and you wish to download and reinstall the program again, you don't need to download it.By the way, if you own a Mac... you can't download Windows Movie Maker at all. Mac machines include iMovie software for video editing if I am not mistaken. (And I could be mistaken since I haven't used/owned a Mac for many, many moons now).
A hard disk camcorder serves many purposes. The main purpose for a hard disk camcorder is to record videos and have the ability to play or edit the videos.
If you have the new Windows 7 operating system, you DON'T have Windows Movie Maker. But, you can download Windows Live Movie Maker or the 2.6 version online.If you have Xp or Vista, and can't find your Windows Movie Maker program, try this:> Click Start> Click on All Programs> Click (or double-click) on the icon if it is listedIf it is not listed:> Click on Start, Computer, Local Disk (C:)> Open Program Files folder> Scroll down and find the Windows Movie Maker folder> Open it and click (or double-click) on the icon/applicationIf you still can't find the program do this:> Click Start (orb)> In the Start Search space type: MOVIEMK.exe> Click(or double-click) on the Application
Sometimes computer users are unable to find the Windows Movie Maker program on their systems. (NOTE: If you have the new Windows 7 operating system, you DON'T have Windows Movie Maker. You will have to download the 2.6 version or Windows Live Movie Maker).But, if you have Xp or Vista, and can't find your Windows Movie Maker program, try this:> Click Start> Click on All Programs> Click (or double-click) on the icon if it is listedIf it is not listed:> Click on Start, Computer, Local Disk (C:)> Open Program Files folder> Scroll down and find the Windows Movie Makerfolder> Open it and click (or double-click) on the icon/applicationIf you still can't find the program do this:> Click Start(orb)> In the Start Search space type: MOVIEMK.exe> Click(or double-click) on the Application