Add narration to a Windows Movie Maker project

Add narration to a Windows Movie Maker project

This tutorial teaches how to add a narration track to a Windows Movie Maker project. It shows how to set the input level of the microphone, how to make sure your track doesn't run into any preexisting tracks. To start the narration, click the "start narration" button, speak, then name and save the sound file.

Hosted by techlearning.com
Creator's Site: www.techlearning.com/quickflicks/...
Curated By: dmcknight

Comments

+1
azube 11/2/08 7:20 AM
well done...thanks
Add your comment:

Holiday HowTo: Charlie Brown Christmas Tree

Ah, memories. Nothin' like Charlie Brown Christmas to stir up warm and fuzzy holiday nostalgia. The lesson of Charlie Brown's Christmas tree: Do-It-Yourself. Straight from the lips of lovable Charlie ...

Lady Gaga Goes Uke

Here we are again. This time, however, it's not Britney Spears that's being uke-d, but the delightfully infamous Lady Gaga. The wicked (we-can't-help-but-look-watch-listen) Lady Gaga. The ukulele ...

HowTo: Photograph a Speeding Bullet

In light of our recent post, Art Borne From the Barrel of a Gun, here's a thorough guide to building your own bullet capture system via robotics site Glacial Wanderer. Says Hack a Day: "A pair of ...

Soba Noodle Champion Slurps 399 Bowls in 10 Minutes

Eat your heart out, Joey Chestnut. There's a new super-speed-eater in town, and she means business. 45-year-old Hatsuyo Sugawara downed an incredible number of 399 bowls of soba noodles in just ten ...

High Fashion Invisible Shoes

Fashion designer Andreia Chaves of São Paulo has created some optically stunning, "invisible" shoes. Constructed with mirrors, the shoes blend into their environment, chameleon-style ...

loading...