Where is collections in movie maker

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You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 0. Report abuse. Details required :. Adding clips to the Storyboard makes it easy to visually follow the flow of events as they progress in your movie. To add every clip in a collection to the Storyboard at once in the order they appear in the collection, first select one clip.

Click and drag the clips to the first open spot on the Storyboard. Having too many Collections makes organizing your movie confusing. Removing a Collection allows you to keep the Collections in your project narrowed down to the ones containing footage you plan on using in your movie.

One unfortunate side effect of removing a collection from Movie Maker is the collection is removed for all projects. The video files referenced in the collection remain on your hard drive after deleting the collection from Movie Maker. Windows Movie Maker supports copying of clips to make repeating sections of your movie easy.

Copying a clip allows you to repeat it in a loop, or paste it further along the storyboard to reintroduce it later in the movie. The Timeline is a detailed view of your movie. It shows the length of each clip, shows where transitions and effects overlap the clips, and lets you make adjustments accordingly.

Additionally, most audio editing in Windows Movie Maker happens from the Timeline view. To introduce the first scene of your movie gradually, right-click the first movie clip on the Timeline and choose Fade In from the list of options. Create a fade between two video clips on the Timeline by dragging the beginning of one clip over the last few seconds of the preceding clip. To combine a split audio or video clip. To create clips for an existing video clip.

Using video transitions, video effects, and titles. Working with video transitions. To change the video transition duration. To adjust the volume of an audio clip. Organizing collections and clips. To arrange clips in the Contents pane. To delete a clip from a collection.

Working with the collections file. Saving and sending movies. To save a movie to a Pocket PC device. To open and watch a movie in the My Videos folder. Saving your movie for local playback.

Completing the Save Movie Wizard when saving to My computer. Troubleshooting saving a movie to My computer. Movie file exceeds the FAT32 4-gigabyte size limit. Not enough disk available free disk space. Movie file saving destination does not exist.

Saving a movie for playback on a recordable CD. Troubleshooting saving a movie to a recordable CD. Recordable CD drive not enabled for recording CDs. Permission denied for recording CDs. CD is not recordable or rewriteable. To send a movie as an attachment in an e-mail message. Saving a movie for sending in an e-mail message. Completing the Save Movie Wizard when sending a movie in an e-mail message. Troubleshooting sending a movie by e-mail.

File size is too large to send in e-mail. E-mail program does not support automatic attachments. Determining and changing your default e-mail program. To send a movie to a video hosting provider on the Web. Choosing a movie setting for the Web. Saving a movie for sending to the Web. Getting video hosting provider information from the Internet.

Choosing and signing in to a video hosting provider.