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Creating and editing videos, Editing videos, Transferring your video to your notebook

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Creating and editing videos Creating and editing videos If your home video camera supports it, it can be connected to your notebook so that you can download video from the camera as data files. You can also create video from a Web cam attached to your notebook. For instructions on how to create video, see your camera's user guide. Editing videos Help and Support For more information about editing videos, click Start, then click Help and Support. Type the phrase Windows Movie Maker in the Search box, then click the arrow. Windows Movie Maker is a video capture program that lets you capture and edit full-motion video, single images, and audio through the IEEE 1394 port (optional) on your notebook. For more information about using Windows Movie Maker, see its online help. You may have received additional movie editing software with your notebook. For more information about using this software, including additional features not available in Windows Movie Maker, see that program's online help. Transferring your video to your notebook To transfer your video to your notebook: 1 Connect your video camera to your notebook by following the camera manufacturer's instructions. 2 If a dialog box opens with a list of video editing programs, click Windows Movie Maker. Windows Movie Maker opens. - OR - If a dialog box does not open with a list of video editing programs, click Start, All Programs, then click Windows Movie Maker. Windows Movie Maker opens. 95

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Creating and editing videos
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Creating and editing videos
If your home video camera supports it, it can be
connected to your notebook so that you can
download video from the camera as data files.
You can also create video from a Web cam
attached to your notebook. For instructions on
how to create video, see your camera’s user
guide.
Editing videos
Help and
Support
For more information
about editing videos,
click
Start
, then click
Help and Support
.
Type the phrase
Windows Movie
Maker
in the
Search
box, then click the
arrow.
Windows
Movie Maker
is a video capture
program that lets you capture and edit
full-motion video, single images, and audio
through the IEEE 1394 port (optional) on your
notebook. For more information about using
Windows Movie Maker, see its online help.
You may have received additional movie editing
software with your notebook. For more
information about using this software, including
additional features not available in Windows
Movie Maker, see that program’s online help.
Transferring your video to your notebook
To transfer your video to your notebook:
1
Connect your video camera to your
notebook by following the camera
manufacturer’s instructions.
2
If a dialog box opens with a list of video
editing programs, click
Windows Movie Maker
. Windows Movie
Maker opens.
- OR -
If a dialog box does not open with a list of
video editing programs, click
Start
,
All
Programs
, then click
Windows Movie
Maker
. Windows Movie Maker opens.