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Making the movie, Previewing the movie

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Making the movie After you have added at least one video or picture file to your movie project, you can have muvee autoProducer make the movie. The muvee autoProducer program makes a movie by combining the video, picture, and music files you have selected, along with the style of movie, and puts together all of these pieces into a professionallooking movie with just a few steps. To make a movie: 1 Click the make muvee button. Click OK as required. 2 After making a movie, you can preview the movie in the muvee autoProducer Preview window. Use the controls in the Preview window to play, pause, and stop the movie preview: ■ Each time you make a change to a movie project, you need to click the make muvee button again to add that change to your movie. ■ You can revise and preview the movie as often as you want to experiment with different styles and the content of the movie. Previewing the movie After you have made the movie, you can preview how the movie looks and sounds and take snapshots of frames in the movie. To preview a movie: 1 Click the Start Playback button. The movie begins playing. 2 Use the Stop and Previous Frame/Next Frame buttons to navigate through the movie. 3 Click the Take Snapshot button to save the current frame as a picture file (.jpeg, .bmp, or .gif). 4 Click the Locate Shot button to open the MagicMoments window. See "Adding videos" on page 95 for more information on using MagicMoments. Creating Movies Using muvee autoProducer 99

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Creating Movies Using muvee autoProducer
99
Making the movie
After you have added at least one video or picture
file to your movie project, you can have
muvee autoProducer make the movie.
The muvee autoProducer program makes a movie
by combining the video, picture, and music files you
have selected, along with the style of movie, and
puts together all of these pieces into a professional-
looking movie with just a few steps.
To make a movie:
1
Click the
make muvee
button. Click
OK
as
required.
2
After making a movie, you can preview the
movie in the muvee autoProducer Preview
window. Use the controls in the Preview
window to play, pause, and stop the movie
preview:
■
Each time you make a change to a movie
project, you need to click the
make
muvee
button again to add that change
to your movie.
■
You can revise and preview the movie as
often as you want to experiment with
different styles and the content of the
movie.
Previewing the movie
After you have made the movie, you can preview
how the movie looks and sounds and take snapshots
of frames in the movie.
To preview a movie:
1
Click the
Start Playback
button.
The movie begins playing.
2
Use the
Stop
and
Previous Frame
/
Next
Frame
buttons to navigate through the movie.
3
Click the
Take Snapshot
button to
save the current frame as a picture
file (.jpeg, .bmp, or .gif).
4
Click the
Locate Shot
button to
open the MagicMoments window.
See “Adding videos” on page 95 for
more information on using MagicMoments.