Importing pictures to create a Time-lapse movie

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nz_kwaka

Hi,
I am importing a lot of pictures into one project to create a Time-lapse
movie. When I get to about 120 pictures windows movie maker closes down as if
to say I have had enough!! I then have to re-open the program and start again.

My questions are: is there a maximum amount of pictures you can import?
Or maybe a maximum amount of MB you can import?
The 120 pics I have imported is only the first part of the movie so there
are lots more I want to do.

And finally, any suggestion on how I can achieve this? Can I make small
movies of 120 pics then ad those movies into a new project? (im only guessing)
Many thanks look forward to hearing from someone
 
Welcome to yet another Microsoft broken-ware product.

Yes you can do several smaller movies and then combine them. What a pain
though.
 
nz_kwaka said:
Hi,
I am importing a lot of pictures into one project to create a
Time-lapse movie. When I get to about 120 pictures windows movie
maker closes down as if to say I have had enough!! I then have to
re-open the program and start again.

My questions are: is there a maximum amount of pictures you can
import?
Or maybe a maximum amount of MB you can import?
The 120 pics I have imported is only the first part of the movie so
there
are lots more I want to do.

And finally, any suggestion on how I can achieve this? Can I make
small movies of 120 pics then ad those movies into a new project? (im
only guessing) Many thanks look forward to hearing from someone
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I'm not aware of a limit to the number
of pictures you can import but you may
be reaching the limitations of your system
resources.

And it's possible that you might have a file
compatibility issue:

File type compatibility with Movie Maker
http://tinyurl.com/v8tee

Yes, you can create several smaller files,
save them as .avi or..wmv and reimport
them for saving the final movie.

Maybe the following article will offer some ideas:

Prepping Still Pix for Import
http://tinyurl.com/v9vo9

--

John Inzer
MS Picture It! -
Digital Image MVP

Digital Image
Highlights and FAQs
http://support.microsoft.com/ph/695

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk
 
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