Animefreak869
Fri Jun 09 00:22:02 CDT 2006
I went to that site and read very carefully everything that was said. Most
of it, if not all of it, dealt with getting an error message. Even though I
didn't get one, I still tried out what was suggested. I placed a small clip,
probably 5 seconds long on the timeline and tried to save it as a movie file,
the same problem still occured. I tried this with different clips and images
several times, and the same thing happened. That being said, I don't think
it has to do with how complex the project may be, since its occuring when a
tiny clip or picture with no effects is trying to be saved (And my project
itself is only 4 minutes long and has a small amount of effects).
I didn't receive an error message at all, so codecs nor the source files
can't be the problem either (I'm assuming). Also, if it helps to mention,
when I right click on any of the clips and go to properties, the program
closes automatically too.
"John Inzer" wrote:
> Animefreak869 wrote:
> > Windows Movie Maker gave me problems before, and the
> > error report I sent in told me it had to do with ffdshow.
> > I uninstalled that, and then I was able to finish a
> > project. However now, no matter how small or big a
> > project file is, it won't save as a movie file. I went to
> > some of the links that was in "Where to find Movie Maker
> > Support" to find an answer myself, but no luck. I'm
> > desperate here, because the program doesn't even give me
> > an error message nor does it freeze. It just closes
> > everytime I try to convert the project into a file to
> > watch. Please help.
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> Have you tried the following site:
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> Movie Maker 2 - Problem Solving - 'Can't Save a Movie'
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http://www.papajohn.org/MM2-Issues-CantSaveMovie.html
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> John Inzer
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