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I wanted to start filming and editing video's but I realized that Windows 7 does not have a built in video editor. |
The question has been closed for the following reason "The question is answered, right answer was accepted" by KevinLockergnome Jan 29 at 02:53
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If you don't like Windows Live Movie Maker you can download the version that was in XP here. I personally prefer this over Windows Live Movie Maker because of the timeline. Thank you for the link. I love Windows XP Movie Maker. I thought I had lost it when I upgraded. :) No problem. |
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No version of W7 has an inbuilt video editor. Movie Maker is now part of Windows Live which is all yours for the outrageous price of nothing at this here page! |
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Yes, There is Windows Movie Maker, which for the price is a very good video editor, and it is very simple to use. |
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Try Camtasia Studio. I have it. It does have a free trial for 30 days and if you decide to buy it then it would cost $300. It is worth the price and a link will be provided to give a look at the product! Really if you want something simple this is the program that your looking for |
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[1]: Also to add to what I was saying. Their is a Windows Movie Maker that you can download for free. It has the option on this version to let you save your videos in HD and it does have some HD settings to make your videos in 720p and 1080p. After Windows 7 came out you had to download Windows Movie Maker but here is what I found that Microsoft told me a while ago even when I was looking for Windows Movie Maker for myself! Here is the link Windows Movie Maker |
