Issues with Windows Live Movie Maker

Vloobo

Vloobo

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Everything seems to be going fine while I'm editing the video except for a few random crashes.... nothing out of the ordinary. So I render the video in hd, but after it's done rendering and I watch it, now it's all glitchy and whatnot. I have tried rendering it normal, not in hd, but I am still having these glitches in my finished product.

Have any of you had this problem before? Should I just buy a new editing program?

~Thanks~
 
Windows Movie Maker is a decent program to use when you're first trying to get an idea of how to edit video, but I would encourage anyone, and everyone, to drop it as soon as they can "afford" another program.

That being said, I've had issues with Sony Vegas before. In most cases, a computer restart fixed any and all glitchy issues. In some cases, however, there's nothing else you can do but start over.
 
It took me at least 5 attempts to edit a video. I was so p****d and try not to use movie maker. I decided to get sony vegas pro. Haha.:happy:
 
But it's not just that video that is having issues. It's all of my videos that are having issues.....

So would you suggest Sony Vegas?
 
Vloobo said:
Everything seems to be going fine while I'm editing the video except for a few random crashes.... nothing out of the ordinary. So I render the video in hd, but after it's done rendering and I watch it, now it's all glitchy and whatnot. I have tried rendering it normal, not in hd, but I am still having these glitches in my finished product.

Have any of you had this problem before? Should I just buy a new editing program?

~Thanks~
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I'm using Cyberlink Powerdirector 11 Director's Suite right now, I think that's going to be the one I buy. If you are a student you get like a %70 discount. I like it because it's pretty easy to use, cheap, and has extra apps to edit pics, color, and sounds with that can all be combined into the video editing program.
 
I don't think windows live is very good at all. Try upgrading, almost anything is better than that one.
 
Using Windows Movie Maker to edit is like trying to edit using a rock...not even a smooth rock, a jacked up one. Anyways, like others said I suggest upgrading as soon as possible. We use Premiere Pro and it is fantastic! :)

Best of luck to you!
 
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