i have made a movie using window movie maker on windows vista version and when trying to move it to a later edition it says it cnnt support it. Is there anyway of saving it as a later version as my workplace does not have the latest things and i need it for a presentation, but cnt take my laptop in!!!
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http://www.willamette.edu/wits/idc/mmcamp/MovieMaker_Tutorial.htm
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I have windows vista too and sometimes it is a real pain, windows vista is brand new so not all computers can support the program especially if they are like 93 or something. First publish it to your computer don't try to play the version you created, you can publish on the left hand side under where it has all of the stuff like insert picture edit etc. it can take anywhere from 2- 20 minutes depending on how large it is, then it will be in a different format usually there is a picture of a section of your video if you open it, it will open with either Windows Media Direct or with Windows Media Player which ever one you choose. No, you cannot save it as a 93- 2003 version it doesn't work you can only save it as it's normal version, so try putting it on a jump drive if that works then place the drive in another computer that is older if it plays in it then it will work. Either way as soon as you pulbish it and put it on a jump drive it should work in an older computer I have made a lot of those movies and people with all types of computers have been able to play them, Good Luck and I hope I am not too late with a response