RE: Apply project to other source?

This is fine for new projects but not much help for my existing project. I
had hoped there was a way I could avoid repeating the whole editing prosess
with an AVI source. Since the source will be equal when it comes to the
length of each clip it should theoretically be possible to edit the project
file and replace the old source fil e with a new AVI source.

Arne

"dickmr" wrote:

> Hi Arne....when you use the Movie Maker 'capture' function you will come to a
> page asking you to choose your video setting. At this point specify that
> your video be saved in DV-AVI and your DV video will be saved in the original
> quality of you video.
> This will facilitate further editing and again saving your completed video
> to DV-AVI format when you save the movie. Understand, however, that your
> saved video files will be huge and consume up to 178 megabyte per minute of
> video...so just make sure you have enough hard disk space. After you save
> your edited file in DV-AVI to make a dvd, you can also save it in 'high
> quality ntsc' to hold on your computer...and then go and delete the huge file
> you created originally. Good luck.
>
>
> "Arne" wrote:
>
> > Hi!
> >
> > I am new to Windows Movie Maker.
> > I made a project where I chose to import DV to wmf. After finishing the
> > project and not beeing satisfied with the quality (espacially for making
> > DVD-video) I regret editing in wmf-format. Now if I cound import DV to avi
> > and apply the project settings to this file then everything would be great.
> > Is this possible? I guess if the .mswmm project file could be edited then I
> > could change the source name.
> >
> > Arne
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