Windows Movie Maker is a freeware video editing software by Microsoft that allows users to create and edit videos. It has evolved through various versions since its initial release in 2000, with significant updates adding support for different formats and features. The software can be used to import and arrange media, add animations and music, and publish videos directly to platforms like YouTube.

1. How to make Movie
maker

2. What is Movie maker?

3. Windows Movie Maker (formerly known
as Windows Live Movie Maker,
codenamed Sundance) is a freeware video
editing software by Microsoft. It is a part
of Windows Essentials software suite and
offers the ability to create and edit videos as
well as to publish them
on OneDrive, Facebook, YouTube,
and Flickr.

4. The first release of Windows
Movie Maker was included
with Windows ME in 2000, but it
was not available in Windows
2000, which was released
months before Windows ME.

5. Version 1.1 was included in
Windows XP a year later, and
included support for creating DV
AVI and WMV 8 files. Version 2.0
was released as a free update in
November 2002, and added a
number of new features.

6. included in Windows XP Service
Pack 2. The Movie Maker
in Windows XP Media Center
Edition 2005 had
more transitions and support
for DVD burning.

7. •Windows Vista

8. The next version of Movie Maker was
released as part of Windows Vista and
– like most Windows components –
reported version number 6.0.6000,
same as Windows Vista itself. It
included new effects and transitions,
and support for the DVR-MS file format
that Windows Media Center records
television in.

9. The HD version in Premium and Ultimate
editions of Windows Vista also added
support for capturing from HDV camcorders.
The capture wizard also created DVR-
MS type files from HDV tapes. However, the
Windows Vista version of Windows Movie
Maker removed support for importing video
from an analog video source such as an
analog camcorder, VCR or from a webcam

10. As some older systems might not be able to run
the new version of Windows Movie Maker,
Microsoft also released an updated older version
2.6 for Windows Vista on Microsoft Download
Center. This version included the old effects and
transitions, and is basically the same as Windows
Movie Maker 2.1, but without the ability to capture
video. Installation requires Windows Vista and is
only intended for use on computers where the
hardware accelerated version cannot be run.

11. A Windows Presentation
Foundation (WPF) version of
Windows Movie Maker was also
included in some builds of
Windows "Longhorn" (now
Windows Vista), but was removed
in the development reset in August
2004.

12. •Windows Live

13. A new version of the software,
renamed Windows Live Movie
Maker 2009, was released as a
beta on September 17, 2008, and
officially released as a standalone
product throughWindows Live
Essentials suite on August 19,
2009.

14. This was effectively completely new
software as it could not read projects
created by earlier versions and did not
support custom XML transitions written
for the previous versions. In addition, a
great many features were removed.

15. Movie Maker's interface was
redesigned to use a ribbon
toolbar similar to Office 2007,
and also added features such
as "Auto Movie" and the ability
to export videos directly to
DVDs and YouTube.

16. Certain advanced features were
also removed from the software,
such as image
stabilization, chroma key, and
the ability to record voiceovers.

17. Movie Maker 2009 supported both
Windows Vista and Windows 7; as
the previous version of Windows
Movie Maker is no longer included
with the operating system, the only
way to obtain Movie Maker on
Windows 7 and later was through
the Windows Live Essentials suite.

18. An updated version, Windows Live
Movie Maker 2011, was released on
August 17, 2010,
adding webcam capture, support for
high-definition video, the ability to
upload videos directly
to OneDrive and Facebook, and the
ability to add media files stored on
network shares to projects.

19. •Layout

20. The layout consists of a storyboard view and
a timeline view, collections for organizing
imported video, and a preview pane. When
in Storyboard view, the video project
appears as a film strip showing each scene
in clips.

21. The storyboard/timeline consists of one
'Video' (with accompanying 'Audio' bar),
one 'Music/Audio' bar, and one
'Titles/Credits' bar. In each bar, clips
can be added for editing (e.g.,
a .WAV music file will belong on the
'Music/Audio' bar).

22. Still images can also be
imported into the timeline and
"stretched" to any desired
number of frames.

23. The Video and Music/Audio bars can
be "cut" to any number of short
segments, which will play together
seamlessly, but the individual
segments are isolated editing-wise, so
that for example, the music volume can
be lowered for just a few seconds while
someone is speaking.

24. Now Let’s Start making
Our Movie maker

25. Go to Windows Movie Maker

27. 1st is You need to import a video
or a photos

30. Select you desired photos to be
uploaded

32. Then Click open

35. You can arrange the photos for
the arrangement you want

36. Hover over the mouse and drag
the pictures

38. Press the button play to see the
movement of the Photos

40. You can also add music

41. You can put different style of
animation

43. After you set all the photos ,
Animation and the music

44. Press the Play button

46. Now saved your work

47. Click File

49. Click Save

51. Lets Upload our movie maker in
Youtube

52. Go to browser and Type
www.youtube.com

54. Click the Youtube Icon

56. Login to your youtube Account

57. Once you Log in on your
account and you click Upload

58. It will automatically upload

60. Now you have a movie maker
Video in
Youtube 

61. Happy Watching