I want to crop (as in, take a subset of each frame, like when you crop a photo) a video in Windows Live Movie maker. Is there a way to do this, and failing that is there another free tool i can use to do that?
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I've used Windows Live Movie Maker for a while, and am 99.99% sure that it doesn't provide the ability to crop frames in a movie. VirtualDub (here) I've heard is a decent free video editor that can be used to crop videos (e.g. to remove those black bars and to rotate frames). | ||||
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I'd use Avidemux. Free, and portable version avaliable for Windows. Download page , Crop howto . (Even supports multi-threading which was the original reason why I started to use it. Awesome software. :)) | |||||
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I use VirtualDub to crop video for Windows Movie Maker. I have made some video tutorials on how to do it: http://www.teachertrainingvideos.com/winMovieMaker03/index.html Look for the section on 'Solving Aspect Ratio Problems. | |||
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Downloaded and gave MPEG-Streamer a run. Fast and no issues so far. Enjoy | |||
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There is no crop tool, but when you right click there is a Split tool. Pick the parts you want to either delete or separate and click Split. Then simply delete all the parts and clips you do not want | ||||
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You can't with the normal version but you may find that "auto pan and zoom" will get rid of some of the unnecessary information in your frames | |||
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