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*Free with Windows Me, XP or Vista. | *Free with Windows Me, XP or Vista. | ||
*Fairly simple to use. | *Fairly simple to use. | ||
| − | *Extra video plugins can be downloaded. | + | *Extra video plugins (and effects) can be downloaded. |
==Disadvantages== | ==Disadvantages== | ||
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*Needs the patience of a saint since it is VERY crash prone. | *Needs the patience of a saint since it is VERY crash prone. | ||
*Video reversing requires more effort and time to do; it is done by cutting up clips to the smallest and putting them backwards, compared to a single button of the other programs. This ''did'', however, start the stutter reverse. | *Video reversing requires more effort and time to do; it is done by cutting up clips to the smallest and putting them backwards, compared to a single button of the other programs. This ''did'', however, start the stutter reverse. | ||
| − | *No unlimited video or audio tracks. Only one is available at a time, so if a pooper wants to add another audio track, they must render the video and ''then'' add it to the finished file. Video overlaying is impossible. | + | *No unlimited video or audio tracks. Only one is available at a time, so if a pooper wants to add another audio track, they must render the video and ''then'' add it to the finished file. Video overlaying is impossible, although there are custom chromakey effects you can download from the [http://web.archive.org/web/20180224033952/http://thefxarchive.com FX Archive]. |
| − | *No audio effects in storyboard, Audacity has to be used in this case; | + | *No audio effects in storyboard, Audacity has to be used in this case; although you can change the volume, mute, and fade in or out the audio. |
*No audio in frame-by-frame. This makes it hard to find precisely what you're looking for. | *No audio in frame-by-frame. This makes it hard to find precisely what you're looking for. | ||
*Windows Movie Maker never gave you the ability to specify the frames per second or audio kbps before rendering. | *Windows Movie Maker never gave you the ability to specify the frames per second or audio kbps before rendering. | ||
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*The first Windows Movie Maker ever released | *The first Windows Movie Maker ever released | ||
*No effects, not even [[Speed Up/Slow Down]] | *No effects, not even [[Speed Up/Slow Down]] | ||
| − | *You can't really do anything except for [[Stutter Loop]] and [[Maybe|maybe]] [[Sentence Mixing]] | + | *You can't really do anything except for [[Stutter Loop]] and [[Maybe|maybe]] [[Sentence Mixing]], and add images/videos, reversing (cutting up the clip frame-by-frame then putting the frames backwards), adding text ( to do that, you have to edit an image, put text on it, and import it into the Movie Maker), and [[Maybe|maybe]] import audio. |
*Doesn't work on modern operating systems. | *Doesn't work on modern operating systems. | ||
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*No reverse | *No reverse | ||
*Crashes a lot | *Crashes a lot | ||
| − | *The [[FX archive]] is the #1 place for extra effects | + | *The [[FX Archive|FX archive]] is the #1 place for extra effects |
*Works on Windows Vista and 7 | *Works on Windows Vista and 7 | ||
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*Still no reverse effect like in XP/Vista, but not a big deal. | *Still no reverse effect like in XP/Vista, but not a big deal. | ||
*Very low effect support. | *Very low effect support. | ||
| + | *Some effects are the same as Windows Movie Maker 6.0. | ||
| + | *More speeding up/slowing down options. | ||
===Windows 8 (Windows Live Movie Maker)=== | ===Windows 8 (Windows Live Movie Maker)=== | ||
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*Slowing down and speeding up clips results in the clip being pitch-shifted again (Though you can't do this to audio files) | *Slowing down and speeding up clips results in the clip being pitch-shifted again (Though you can't do this to audio files) | ||
*Audio waves now appear on sound and video clips, which can help when placing things. | *Audio waves now appear on sound and video clips, which can help when placing things. | ||
| + | *Some effects are the same as Windows Movie Maker 6.0. | ||
| + | *More speeding up/slowing down options. | ||
==Known WMM poopers== | ==Known WMM poopers== | ||
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*[http://www.rehanfx.org/products.htm RehanFX Effects and Transitions] | *[http://www.rehanfx.org/products.htm RehanFX Effects and Transitions] | ||
*[http://home.comcast.net/~pleabo/MovieMaker/ PatrickL Addons for WMM] | *[http://home.comcast.net/~pleabo/MovieMaker/ PatrickL Addons for WMM] | ||
| + | *[http://web.archive.org/web/20180224033952/http://thefxarchive.com FX Archive] | ||
Revision as of 11:08, 7 August 2018
This article is about a type of Software used in making poops.
Windows Movie Maker is the program that started it all. Windows Movie Maker is a Windows video-editing program created by Microsoft. It is often the first editor people may use to create YouTube Poop videos, but other users have stuck to it as a preference. It got discontinued on January 10, 2017. Microsoft announced Story Remix and released it in fall 2017.
Advantages
- Free with Windows Me, XP or Vista.
- Fairly simple to use.
- Extra video plugins (and effects) can be downloaded.
Disadvantages
- Needs the patience of a saint since it is VERY crash prone.
- Video reversing requires more effort and time to do; it is done by cutting up clips to the smallest and putting them backwards, compared to a single button of the other programs. This did, however, start the stutter reverse.
- No unlimited video or audio tracks. Only one is available at a time, so if a pooper wants to add another audio track, they must render the video and then add it to the finished file. Video overlaying is impossible, although there are custom chromakey effects you can download from the FX Archive.
- No audio effects in storyboard, Audacity has to be used in this case; although you can change the volume, mute, and fade in or out the audio.
- No audio in frame-by-frame. This makes it hard to find precisely what you're looking for.
- Windows Movie Maker never gave you the ability to specify the frames per second or audio kbps before rendering.
- Lack of developer support as of 2011.
Difference Between Movie Makers
Windows ME (1.1)
- The first Windows Movie Maker ever released
- No effects, not even Speed Up/Slow Down
- You can't really do anything except for Stutter Loop and maybe Sentence Mixing, and add images/videos, reversing (cutting up the clip frame-by-frame then putting the frames backwards), adding text ( to do that, you have to edit an image, put text on it, and import it into the Movie Maker), and maybe import audio.
- Doesn't work on modern operating systems.
Windows XP (2.1)
- The most widely-used Movie Maker
- The first version to use effects
- The best version for Speed Up/Slow Down
- Video capture function
- Can capture analog video sources (i.e. VHS, Betamax, etc.)
- Version 2.6 removes the video capture function.
- No reverse
- Crashes a lot
- The FX archive is the #1 place for extra effects
- Works on Windows Vista and 7
Windows Vista (6.0)
- More effects than the XP version
- Cleaned up interface
- Speed Up/Slow Down doesn't pitch-shift anymore
- Lack of volume control
- Works on Windows 7
Windows 7 (Windows Live Movie Maker)
- Completely abandons the timeline for a confusing ribbon based interface (Though some may find this preferable)
- Still no reverse effect like in XP/Vista, but not a big deal.
- Very low effect support.
- Some effects are the same as Windows Movie Maker 6.0.
- More speeding up/slowing down options.
Windows 8 (Windows Live Movie Maker)
- Still no reverse effect.
- Allows you to set FPS, Audio format and bit rate as a custom setting when exporting.
- Slowing down and speeding up clips results in the clip being pitch-shifted again (Though you can't do this to audio files)
- Audio waves now appear on sound and video clips, which can help when placing things.
- Some effects are the same as Windows Movie Maker 6.0.
- More speeding up/slowing down options.
Known WMM poopers
While many use WMM then move to a different program (including SuperYoshi), there are the few that stick to it and can rival many poopers who use the other programs. In fact, some still use WMM even when they have something better like Sony Vegas.
- IAMRUPEE
- Benderpictures
- Christoph
- DaftPunkYoshi
- Fiddlesticks411
- NS2
- RetardedAnimeParody
- Strong414bad
- TangerineImpz
- Emperor Ing
- Therangenub
- YEROCKY
- Spiral
- RobochaoXX
- Philipnova798
- CaptainStringCheese
- MycroProcessor (sometimes)
- Mcb1209/TheNintendofan1209 (Although he still use Windows Movie Maker, he also went to Adobe Premiere for a while, then used Sony Vegas.)
- Spacman191 (doesn't uses it as much now but still uses it)
- Joethebluedragon
- dreamcastboy99filmz(temporarily switched to Vegas 11 until his trial expired,and permanently Switched to Vegas 12)
- YTPMaker1000 (also uses Sony Vegas)
- Gamebop (use since Jan 15, 2007)
- Gabrielpika (uses rarely)
- Hammdog Porkington
- ThatBlokeOverThere (now uses VideoPad for edits)
- MAZZ0Murder (Started with MM, moved to others, but returns to WMM on occasion)
- ThatClassicGreyBox
Fan support
Despite the developers not making it priority to make the software error-free, many enthusiasts have made plugins and tutorials to maximize the performance of Windows Movie Maker.
