PapaJohn
Wed Sep 12 21:43:01 CDT 2007
there's no specific maximum length... the constaint is in the complexity of
the project and the memory needed to render it. See my website's Problem
Solving > Can't Save a Movie page.
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PapaJohn
"Akapito Mori" <Akapito Mori@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F18C689D-BE6B-475D-B292-BDCE8B333D94@microsoft.com...
> Hey Im sorry Im posting my thread in here, because somehow my computer
> wont
> let me do a new thread. Anyways, I just got done working on my project on
> Windows Movie Maker, and it won't let me save it to the computer or save
> it
> on a disk. I've done a couple of projects before and they worked(I could
> burn
> them on a disk), but they were only 30 mins and an hour long. This one is
> almost 2 hours long...about 1 hour and 50 mins long..when I try to save it
> to
> the computer so I can burn it, I get error message saying that either the
> files I used in the movie couldn't be found anymore, or the movie is too
> long, or the folder Im attempting to save it in can not fit the movie
> file. I
> tried trace back all the files I used, and they are still where they were
> originally at when I used them. SO Im assuming it's either the movie is
> too
> long or the folder Im trying to save the movie in is too small for the
> 1:50
> mins long movie. Please somebody let me know which one is the problem. Or
> if
> somebody can tell me what is the maximum amount of movie lenght windows
> movie
> maker can save to the computer.
>
> "Raptor" wrote:
>
>> Is it possible to take a project started in MMV 6.0 under Vista Business
>> x64
>> and open it with MMV 2.1 from XP Pro?
>>
>>
>>