So I finally found where Windows Movie Maker has been lurking all of these months. Instead of coming with Windows 7, it’s packaged in with this ‘Windows Essentials 2012 program suite’. Yet when I tried installing it, I still couldn’t find Windows Movie Maker.<\/p>\n
… This is because it’s now part of Photo Gallery. Apparently they thought it was a great idea to bundle it to a point it’s ridiculous. Also, it’s called “Movie Maker” now. To access, you must have an existing video somewhere on your computer. You then go to the ‘Create’ tab, and under ‘Share’, pick ‘Movie’ to launch Windows Movie Maker. … SMH Windows. :\/
\nWell, whatever. This is good! I finally have a PC video editor again (that I wasn’t forced to learn how it works)! As for the encoder, I decided I’m going to create a Twitch account and record via streaming.
\nHowever, I got questions for them. Though I annoyingly have to create the account before I can do so. That’s stupid, but whatever. Their site, their rules.
\nAnyway, I wanted to ask about this conversion thing from their format to MP4. That if I was to record under 30 minutes, will the video once it gets converted, be under 30 minutes? Basically, do the same thing I’m doing when recording PS4 videos.
\nIf so, this opens up a door to PC game mini-playthroughs from this website.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
So I finally found where Windows Movie Maker has been lurking all of these months. Instead of coming with Windows 7, it’s packaged in with this ‘Windows Essentials 2012 program suite’. Yet when I tried installing it, I still couldn’t … Continue reading