Mar 28,2019 • Filed to: DVD to Software • Proven solutions
Need to edit DVD movies in Windows Movie Maker but just find Windows Movie Maker doesn't even recognize the DVD files? Still trying to import DVD to Windows Movie Maker for editing? Here a great option to add DVD movies to WMM is provided. Just check it out.
As we know, Windows Movie Maker supports a wide variety of video formats, including AVI, WMV, ASF, MPEG, etc. However, DVD is not supported. That means you need to first convert DVD to Windows Movie Maker supported video formats if you want to edit it in WMM. To do that, a DVD converter is needed. Here Aimersoft DVD Ripper for Windows is strongly recommended to extract video clips that are compatible with Windows Movie Maker from any DVDs. After the conversion, you can add the video files to Windows Movie Maker without hassle. First of all, download the program below and follow the steps to rip video from DVD from WMM.
You can either convert all the DVD titles or just choose some titles to convert. And to combine all the added DVD titles into a single video files, just click the Merge into One File button to join all added DVD files.
Windows Movie Maker is one of the most popular video editing software used today. It was created by Microsoft and is available with any of their latest Windows platforms. The newest version of Windows Movie Maker allows users to create new videos or edit existing ones and then immediately publish them on the most common video sharing sites online such as Flickr, YouTube, Facebook, or SkyDrive.
There are five different versions of the Windows Movie Maker since its initial release in 2000. The first version was simply named as Movie Maker 1.0, which was packaged with Windows ME. The subsequent releases of Microsoft operating systems are offered with the program, with the Movie Maker 2012 being its latest version. Movie Maker 2012 comes with Windows 7 and 8.
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