If you have video footage that was recorded upside down, you can use Windows Movie Maker to rotate it 180 degrees using the Mirror Horizontal and Mirror Vertical video effects. This instructional video walks you through step by step to show you how it is done!
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Splice and edit music/audio files in Movie Maker
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Slow down your video in both Live Movie Maker and Windows Movie Maker 2.6
How To:
Create HD 1080p/720p videos with Windows Movie Maker
How To:
Apply the Chroma Key Effect in Movie Maker
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Make an animated GIF in Windows Movie Maker
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Capture videos in Windows Movie Maker
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Make a PowerPoint video presentation in Windows Movie Maker
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Watch, save, and share movies with Windows Movie Maker
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Import elements into Windows Movie Maker
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Add music & sound effects in Windows Movie Maker
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Convert Windows Movie Maker files to play on a Mac
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Do the Ken Burns effect in Movie Maker
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Add text & titles to your video with Windows Live Movie Maker
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Alter your voice in Movie Maker
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Create clone and split screen effects in Movie Maker
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Fix Movie Maker when it crashes
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1 Comment
Thanks for the video but I think I'm using a different version, mine is called Windows Live Movie Maker and none of the options you mentioned are available to me. Is there a way to downgrade to just Windows Movie Maker instead? Thanks ever so much. johnnymcelroy@outlook.com
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