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Re: Bloom and Negative Effects for Vista
8/27/2008 4:20:55 AM
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| The length of an effect is dependent on the length of the clip. So if you want it to happen quicker, just split the clip so that you have the last second (or less) of the clip. Apply the effect to just that part. |
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Re: Bloom and Negative Effects for Vista
4/3/2008 5:04:33 AM
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| Try saving to your computer first, then running the installer.
If you mean they aren't working when you use them, then perhaps your graphics card isn't powerful enough.
More details please, so I can help you further. |
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Bloom and Negative Effects for Vista
11/15/2007 3:58:46 AM
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| It's probably easier to explain these effects with a <a href="http://www.youtube.com/user/blainevideos#p/u/0/ttpTWWth47I">sample video</a>
The first pair of effects are called <b>'Bloom Out'</b> and <b>'Bloom In'</b>. You've probably seen them used as a transition on TV. Essentially the picture gets very bright and the light "blooms" to fill the screen. On the other side, the light diminishes to show the next scene. It's different than a standard fade, or even a fade through white. It's ... |
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Re: Bloom and Negative Effects for Vista
11/18/2007 11:41:00 AM
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| If you look at the code in the .xml, you can vary 3 parameters (Blur, BlurScale, Saturation) over time. Or you could have them be fixed. Feel free to play with creating versions that don't change. |
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Re: Windows Movie Maker versions for Windows 7
9/1/2010 5:10:25 PM
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| First, the version number you are looking at is the version of *Windows* not Movie Maker. I know, you are running Windows 7, but internally it is labeled as <a href="http://windowsteamblog.com/windows/archive/b/windowsvista/archive/2008/10/14/why-7.aspx">Windows 6.1</a>. You need to look lower down in Help > About to know if you are on WMM 2.6 or 6.0.
WMM 2.6 is based off the XP version (it's for those people that couldn't run the native WMM 6.0 version under Vista because they didn't have ... |
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Re: Windows Live Movie Maker - Released
9/1/2010 6:11:04 PM
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| No, no, not Windows Live Essentials. Go further down in <a href="http://movies.blainesville.com/2010/05/installing-windows-movie-maker-60-on.html">my post</a> and find the installers for WMM 6.0 under Windows 7. There's one for a 32-bit computer and one for a 64-bit computer.
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Re: Windows Live Movie Maker - Released
9/1/2010 6:17:26 PM
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| In addition, if you want the latest version of Windows Live Movie Maker (part of the Essentials pack), you should download the beta version. It has fixed quite a few things since the "stable" release.
Link:
<a href="http://explore.live.com/windows-live-essentials-beta">Windows Live Essentials (Beta)</a> |
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