Edward said:
Yeah, it HAS to be my fault.
I am not saying it IS your fault.
I am saying many people, such as myself, use Movie Maker successfully every
day without problem so how can you say Microsoft created a bad product if
millions of people work with it all the time.
I clicked "next" when trying to capture video. I mean, only a moron
like me would be stupid enough to click next.
And what happened? This newsgroup is here to try to help solve problems so
without information as to what the problem is as opposed to simply blaming
Microsoft and assuming the product must be crap if your having a problem how
exactly can we do that?
Yes, regarding the pen, if the dealer gave me a pen that leaked I wold
bitch and moan. It would have been better off not givng me the pen in
the first place.
A leaky pen causes damage to the shirt you put it in. Movie Maker not
working properly doesn't cause your clothes any damage. I have to say this
is the first time I have had this discussion.
Remember in Windows 95 the Wang Imager? It was the ancestor to the
current Windows Image and Fax viewer. It would only open one type of
JPG, couldn't open GIFs and/or pretty much anything else. Why
bother? WMM... it can't import most movie files; what's the point?
It works with most AVI files and with all WMV files I have ever come across.
It does generally work with MPEG1 files although I still don't like the
randomality (not a word I know) of MPEG's.
Yes better compatibility would be nice but that we learn to deal with when
talking about free, and yes it is free, software.