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Adding music, Selecting the style, Changing the settings, Personalize, Duration, Fit to music

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Adding music To add music files to the movie project as a soundtrack: 1 Click the Add music button in the Music area. The Add Music window opens. 2 Browse the folders on the hard disk drive to select existing music files for the movie: Add up to three music files. Select multiple music files by pressing and holding the Ctrl key on the keyboard while selecting the files. Click Open to add the music files to the Music area. 3 Adjust the order of the music files by dragging and dropping the files. NOTE: To remove music from the project, select it, and then click the trash can icon. Selecting the style The muvee autoProducer program comes with a set of style templates for setting the pace, scene-transition effects, and caption fonts. The style that you use also affects how muvee autoProducer combines the video, picture, and music files in the movie project to produce the final movie. For example, using the Back-in-Time style results in a movie that is in a scratchy sepia to black-and-white format. To select a style, just click it in the list. A sample of the style is displayed in the Select Style window. Changing the settings IMPORTANT: Each time that you make a change to a movie project, you must click the make muvee button again to add that change to the movie. To adjust the audio and video project settings for the movie: 1 Click the Personalize button. The Personalize window opens. 2 Click the Duration tab to set preferences for the length of the video production. Click one of the following settings: Fit to music: The produced version may reuse or drop some video and pictures. This option automatically selects material from the video and pictures to fit the total duration of the music track(s). Best fit for videos and pictures: The produced version may repeat or trim music. This option uses as much of the material as possible. User defined: Use this option to select the duration for each picture (2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 seconds). Creating Movies by Using muvee autoProducer 147

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Creating Movies by Using muvee autoProducer
147
Adding music
To add music files to the movie project as a soundtrack:
1
Click the
Add music
button in the Music area. The Add Music window
opens.
2
Browse the folders on the hard disk drive to select existing music files for the
movie:
±
Add up to three music files.
±
Select multiple music files by pressing and holding the Ctrl key on the keyboard
while selecting the files.
±
Click
Open
to add the music files to the Music area.
3
Adjust the order of the music files by dragging and dropping the files.
Selecting the style
The muvee autoProducer program comes with a set of style templates for setting the pace,
scene-transition effects, and caption fonts. The style that you use also affects how
muvee autoProducer combines the video, picture, and music files in the movie project to
produce the final movie.
For example, using the Back-in-Time style results in a movie that is in a scratchy sepia to
black-and-white format.
To select a style, just click it in the list. A sample of the style is displayed in the Select Style
window.
Changing the settings
To adjust the audio and video project settings for the movie:
1
Click the
Personalize
button. The Personalize window opens.
2
Click the
Duration
tab to set preferences for the length of the video production. Click
one of the following settings:
±
Fit to music:
The produced version may reuse or drop some video and pictures.
This option automatically selects material from the video and pictures to fit the total
duration of the music track(s).
±
Best fit for videos and pictures:
The produced version may repeat or trim
music. This option uses as much of the material as possible.
±
User defined:
Use this option to select the duration for each picture (2, 3, 4,
5, or 6 seconds).
NOTE:
To remove music from the project, select it, and then click the
trash can
icon.
IMPORTANT:
Each time that you make a change to a movie project, you must click the
make muvee
button again to add that change to the movie.