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Title: Windows Movie Maker - Movie Saving Fails
Post by: Pandalink on October 29, 2007, 03:59:31 pm
I have recently had a problem with Windows Movie Maker 2.0, in that whenever I try to save anything as a Movie File, it fails. The project saves fine. I have tried multiple mediums for the save, including Web, CD-R, and Hard-Drive. There is plenty of space (over 10gb) so thats not the problem, all original files exist as normal, and the movie plays fine in the WMM preview window.

As soon as the save progress bar appears (for a second) the save fails. I think its something wrong with the saving code or something, but upon a reinstall of WMM no improvement is seen. I have also tried it with single clips with no soundtrack or text as a test, so nothing wrong with this particular movie.

Any ideas?  :)
Title: Re: Windows Movie Maker - Movie Saving Fails
Post by: PMP on November 02, 2007, 11:36:49 pm
try save as...
it's a rare problem.
Title: Re: Windows Movie Maker - Movie Saving Fails
Post by: Dave on November 02, 2007, 11:39:15 pm
like PMP said

Save as > all files > movie.WMV add in the file name extention, like wmv or .mp4 etc

try that..might not work..
Title: Re: Windows Movie Maker - Movie Saving Fails
Post by: Pandalink on November 03, 2007, 12:50:26 am
There is no "Save as", only "Save Project as" (which saves merely the links to the movie file, and the compilation) and "Save Movie File" (which actually renders the movie and saves it). Unfortunately, it won't render and the 'Save Project As' button has only one saving option, which is the Moviemaker Project File.

I'm stumped  :neutral:

It's kinda hard to do another way, since I already made it, and my other PC would require emailing over 1 GB of uncompressed Fraps recording.  :D

I also can't get my head around the RAM eating Sloth that is Adobe Premiere Pro.  :lol:
Title: Re: Windows Movie Maker - Movie Saving Fails
Post by: PMP on November 04, 2007, 02:56:45 pm
look, I'm sure, Dave is right, I just did that
Save project as...>>select all files in type of file>> write the name you want for the file and add .WMV in the end>> save and voilá.
Title: Re: Windows Movie Maker - Movie Saving Fails
Post by: Neave on November 04, 2007, 08:43:16 pm
Ill try to help over MSN.  :D  :roll:
Title: Re: Windows Movie Maker - Movie Saving Fails
Post by: Pandalink on November 04, 2007, 09:19:23 pm
look, I'm sure, Dave is right, I just did that
Save project as...>>select all files in type of file>> write the name you want for the file and add .WMV in the end>> save and voilá.

No such option, only the Project File extension.
Title: Re: Windows Movie Maker - Movie Saving Fails
Post by: Dave on November 04, 2007, 09:26:18 pm
What version are you using, if u sy vista, you will die..wait...2.0 is vista..ok ..brace urself for death :)
Title: Re: Windows Movie Maker - Movie Saving Fails
Post by: Pandalink on November 04, 2007, 11:29:00 pm
Windows Movie Maker 2.0 XP.

 :)
Title: Re: Windows Movie Maker - Movie Saving Fails
Post by: Dave on November 04, 2007, 11:40:05 pm
2.0 runs on vista - it seem to be the only thing that does....anyway..u see that hole over there, in the shape of a grave, go jump in it and i'll fill it in so no one falls in it, kk?
Title: Re: Windows Movie Maker - Movie Saving Fails
Post by: PMP on November 05, 2007, 02:58:04 pm
2.0 runs on vista - it seem to be the only thing that does....anyway..u see that hole over there, in the shape of a grave, go jump in it and i'll fill it in so no one falls in it, kk?
Why is everione picking up on VISTA, like We have a choice when buying a new pc.
Title: Re: Windows Movie Maker - Movie Saving Fails
Post by: Pandalink on November 05, 2007, 06:33:05 pm
Vista sucks so bad, if a new PC I ordered ever came with it, I would actually send it back and demand "A working copy of Windows". So not Vista, please.

Any help on-topic?  ;)
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