Importing Video (Web hosting top) from FilesIf you already have video
Importing Video from FilesIf you already have video stored in files on your hard disk, there s no need tocapture that video. It s already been captured to a file. To get video from a fileon your hard disk into Movie Maker, importthe video. In addition to importingvideo, you can import music, such as songs you copied from an audio CD ordownloaded from the Web. Those you can use as background music. You canalso import still photos and include those in your movie production: The typesof files you can import are summarized here: You can t import protected content (digitally licensed) into Movie Maker. .Video:.asf, .avi, .m1v, .mp2, .mp2v, .mpe, .mpeg, .mpg, .mpv2, .wm, and .wmv. .Still pictures:.bmp, .dib, .emf, .gif, .jfif, .jpe, .jpeg, .jpg, .png, .tif, .tiff, and .wmf. .Audio:.aif, .aifc, .aiff .asf, .au, .mp2, .mp3, .mpa, .snd, .wav, and .wma. If you just want to practice and play around with Movie Maker to get your feetwet, you can use any sample video already on your hard disk. Chances are thatyou probably already have at least one sample video in your My Videos folder. To find out, follow these steps: 1.Click the Start button and choose My Documents to open your MyDocuments folder. 2.Double-click the My Videos folder in My Documents to open thatfolder. Explorer shows the contents of your My Videos folder. If there are any videos in that folder already, you ll see their icons. If you usethe Thumbnails view, as in Figure 18-5, each video s icon will be representedby the first frame of that video. If you don t have any videos in your My Videos folder, or if you think you havemore video files elsewhere on your hard disk, you can use the Search Companion(Chapter 20) to search your entire hard disk for Video files. Then you can useany of the techniques described in the section Moving and Copying Files inChapter 19 to move or copy found videos to your My Videos folder. Be aware that Movie Maker doesn t actually storecopies of your video files. Itsimply creates pointers to your video files and uses those pointers to createyour movie. If you import some videos into Movie Maker and later move thosefiles, Movie Maker might lose track of them. So it s in your best interest to putall video files you ll be using to make movies into a permanent folder whereyou don t need to move them after you ve imported them into Movie Maker. If your computer is on a network and you want videos to be accessible computers in the network, put them in your Shared Videos folder ratherthan in your My Videos folder.
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