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Hello all,
So I recently bought a new laptop that had Windows 8 installed and initally installed Windows Essentials 2012. Everything was working nice and fine. So I wanted to create a video from images I captured using my USB capture device from my gameplay. So I selected that video in Windows Live Movie Maker 2012 and it wouldn't play. The preview window was black but all I could hear was the audio from my video.
So I went to do research online and decided to uninstall windows essentials 2012 and went back to 2011. It installed perfectly. I went to try my video again in the 2011 version and it said my video was corrupt!! I was of course angry.
I still have my old Windows 7 laptop with the 2011 version so I tried the same video on my old laptop and it would play correctly.
So my question is to anyone who can help is:
What can I do to get this video to play correctly on ANY version of Windows Movie Maker for my Windows 8 laptop (I will soon be getting rid of the old Windows 7).
The video is in the .mpg format which according the Microsoft should work.
So I recently bought a new laptop that had Windows 8 installed and initally installed Windows Essentials 2012. Everything was working nice and fine. So I wanted to create a video from images I captured using my USB capture device from my gameplay. So I selected that video in Windows Live Movie Maker 2012 and it wouldn't play. The preview window was black but all I could hear was the audio from my video.
So I went to do research online and decided to uninstall windows essentials 2012 and went back to 2011. It installed perfectly. I went to try my video again in the 2011 version and it said my video was corrupt!! I was of course angry.
I still have my old Windows 7 laptop with the 2011 version so I tried the same video on my old laptop and it would play correctly.
So my question is to anyone who can help is:
What can I do to get this video to play correctly on ANY version of Windows Movie Maker for my Windows 8 laptop (I will soon be getting rid of the old Windows 7).
The video is in the .mpg format which according the Microsoft should work.