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Topic: Windows Movie Maker HD Problem

I've been using Windows Movie Maker since I started animating and it's a terrible program but I want to stick to it at least until Christmas. As many of you know you can download an HD feature off of papajohn.org and that is what I did.

It was fine for the most part but recently I have been getting an error message whenever I want to "publish"/"save movie file" an animation that contains 200+ frames. It tells me that either my source files (frames) are missing, the saving location is not available, or that I do not have enough free disc space available. mini/sad

All of my frames are present, I'm pretty sure my DESKTOP is AVAILABLE ,and I'm pretty sure that 86 gigabytes is enough to save a 14 Megabyte Animation! Haha.  mini/lol

Please help me find a way to fix this!

C910 is awesome. Gonna try to post an animation EVERY WEEK! SUNDAY or MONDAY!
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Re: Windows Movie Maker HD Problem

I have windows movie maker but I could never figure out how to change the darn fps, I use a 20 fps and it only let's me make each frame one second:( Does anyone know how to fix that problem?

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Re: Windows Movie Maker HD Problem

I would try to help, but just download Monkey Jam, its a lot easier and more flexible.

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Re: Windows Movie Maker HD Problem

supernovastudios1 wrote:

I have windows movie maker but I could never figure out how to change the darn fps, I use a 20 fps and it only let's me make each frame one second:( Does anyone know how to fix that problem?



Ah, you see, your "20fps" is actually the speed of your camera's live feed (The little window that shows the picture you're about to take).


That video is playing at 20fps, but once you take a picture, that's it. It's just a picture. No more 20fps.

And with the new Movie Maker you can only make images a second long, so what I reccomend is HeliumFrog, or MonkeyJam.

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