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I created a movie with pictures, video and music. Everything is perfect when viewing it in movie maker. When I "Save Movie" with "Burn DVD" as the settings, it goes through the whole process of encoding, finishing, burning, etc. When I view the .wmv file in windows media player on the same computer or try to view the dvd, everything is just black. The audio and music play fine -just no pictures or video!!!
Please help! trying to get this done for a sports banquet tonight!!!
Thank you!!
Photo won't open but displays photos on the start screen,
Mail Says it cannot sync,
Calendar is hit and miss with syncing,
Photo Gallery won't open,
Windows Media Player doesn't recognise where my music files are.
All the above programs were working fine(ish) and then for no apparent reason they all started playing up/stopped working, even though no settings were changed.
(Mail has always been glitchy)
Using Windows 8.1 (Windows 7 + Windows 8 upgrade disc + Windows 8.1 upgrade through the Store)
So there I was flicking through my photos with Photo Gallery when all of a sudden and without warning they all disappeared. Every single one of them.
It then brought up a dialogue box citing error code 0x8007000b.
Then I tried to access the photographs with the Windows 8.1 Photos App but that couldn't find them either, (even though the app had showed them 10 minutes earlier) citing a dialogue box saying "pictures.library-ms" is no longer working. This library can be safely deleted from your PC. Folders that have been included will not be affected.
Both programs had been working fine and no changes had been made to any settings etc..
I have un-installed and re-installed Photo gallery but it continues to give code 0x8007000b and will not open.
It doesn't look as though the Photos app can be un-installed either.?.
The photos are stored both on my computer and Skydrive. Thankfully Skydrive hasn't lost them.
Also all of my music has disappeared from Windows Media Player.
Why is there no facility to repair these apps when they crash; Mail, Calendar and people etc.?
There is only so many times you can reformat your hard drive, and it is a pain when you don't just have the 8.1 disc but have to do this: Using Windows 8.1 (Windows 7 + Windows 8 upgrade disc + Windows 8.1 upgrade through the Store)
Your help would be appreciated.
John
I have Windows 8.1 on a Lenovo Ideapad Yoga 13 with an intel corei7. Windows Media Player plays all my .mp3 files and .wma files fine. However, after importing .mp3 or .wma files into windows live movie maker 2012, I cannot hear the audio. I imported 6 pictures and an .mp3 file and created a movie and then tried to play it using Windows Media Player. The audio played fine in the completed file in Windows Media Player, so the issue seems to be with Windows Live Movie Maker. Does anyone know what the solution to this problem is?
I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling Windows Live Movie Maker and that did not help. I made sure that I had all critical windows updates installed also. There are 4 optional updates that I have not installed (Silver Light, 8.1 system update, Bing desktop and bing search bar). I doubt these will change my audio issue in Windows Movie Maker 2012.
Do you know of something I could try?
As Live Movie Maker cannot be made to work for more than a few moments on my laptop I have downloaded Movie Maker 2012 but get a message saying my pc may not meet system requirements or video cards may be out of date.
My machine relevent details are:
Windows 7 Professional 32-bit
Memory : 4.00 (2.93 usable)
Processor : 2.53 Ghz
Browser : IE 8.0
Photo Gallery and Windows Media Player are installed
which all seem to match or are above the requirements stated in various answers.
I have looked at a number of video card help pages and am thoroughly confused.
My processor is Intel(R) Core(TM)i5 CPU
DirectX version : DirectX 11
DDI version : 10
Which, if any, of these parameters is not suitable for Movie Maker 12? If the video card needs updating please point me to a specific site telling me exactly which card to install.
My System: Windows & Home Premium 64 bit Windows Live Movie Maker 2011.
Windows DVD Maker wont make a playable DVD that was created in WMM. I open Windows DVD Maker, add video, click to burn & a Error Synchronizing Project appears. The I open Windows Media Player add video, burn, Put disk in Newer Blu-ray player. It plays video but says audio not supported. Please help.
Thanks Chris. P.S. I burn DVD's of movies created in Windows Movie Maker the best ,easiest & Fastest way possible.
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