WMM Crashing

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This is a problem that I never had in the past, my daughter has a school
video project and guess who the editor is... Anyway, she brought clips from 3
or 4 different cameras and also in a flash drive, while putting them all
together, doing the title, sub titles, closing, etc etc, WMM crashed a whole
bunch of times with the message that WMM has encountered a problem and has to
close. It did this while making big changes or very small changes to the
project. Many times, while saving the movie file, the remaining time would go
up instead of down which made me cancel the process because it kept getting
longer and longer.

It finally took about ten hours to compile and finish a 6 minute movie.

I am running XP Home, and while I do not foresee to touch WMM very soon
after this fiasco, I nevertheless would like to know what the problem is.
Should I delete WMM and download it again (if that is possible)?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
 
OK, I went to your website, and I think I broke the record, although
divxaf.ax is not in the list. This is what I have:
ac3filter.ax
AviSplitter.ax
divxdec.ax
ffdshow.ax.manifest
iac25_32.ax (5 of them in different colors and slight wording variation)
ksproxy.ax (7 of them...)
13codex.ax (5 of them)
NeResize.ax

What should I do? Rename ALL and try WMM, or one at a time and try WMM?

Thank you.

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don't rename any of them if you're using MM2.1.... go to the Tools > Options
Compatibility list and uncheck all the line items.
Click to expand...

then try WMM and see if you're missing and need any of them.... no need to
restart Movie Maker after unchecking them
 
OK, I unchecked AC3 Filter, Avi-Splitter, Nero Resize, ffdshowaudiodecoder
and ffshowvideodecoder, put a small project together (clips, transitions and
music) and did not crash in the process and it saved it as a movie in the
regular time (about 10 minutes for a 6 minute movie) so I guess I am good to
go so far, I will update if I have any problems again. As always, thank you
very much for your help.
 
while on the subject, is there an advantage or disadvantage saving a movie as
a .wmm or as a .avi? Any format better than the other to play on the
computer? Any one better to play on a regular DVD player when burnt? Thank
you.
 
DV-AVI is usually better for regular DVDs but WMV often looks better when
playing on a computer. It often depends on the content. If using WMV files
see the Save Movies > Custom WMV profiles page of my website for higher
quality options.
 
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