Rendering a low quality WMV like a pocket PC file uses a low amount of
memory.... rendering a DV-AVI file uses a medium amount... rendering high
quality WMV files needs the most...
it fits with the memory-related issues covered on the Problem Solving >
Can't Save a Movie page of my website.
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"helloall" <helloall@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> So sorry, my music is in WMA format.
> Anyway, it's definitely not bad codec problem, i think it got to do with
> the
> "title or credit" because i try saving the movie only with music and it
> works. However when i try to add the title and credit, it fails to save,
> what's going on?
>
> "Wojo" wrote:
>
>> That error message is typical when using an unsupported filetype such as
>> MPEG but if you are absolutely certain that you are only working with WMA
>> (not WMV which is video) audio and Titles and apparently no video or
>> still
>> images at all then that can't be the issue meaning there had to either be
>> a
>> source file that was moved or a one that is bad/corrupt or a bad codec.
>> Check the cannot save a movie section on Papajohn's website for more
>> insight
>> into what the issue could be.
>> -Wojo
>>
>> "helloall" <helloall@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:36FE1F65-51FB-4526-9389-B8C00131E0CA@microsoft.com...
>> >I am simply making a movie consisting of music (.wmv format) and words
>> >(which
>> > i use the "titles and credits" provided by WMM). But i cant save the
>> > movie
>> > in
>> > some formats i prefer. I can only save the movie in avi (pal) format
>> > which
>> > is
>> > over 500MB! and some pocket pc format which is too small!
>> >
>> > I want to save in format like "high quality video" or "video for LAN"
>> > but
>> > will got error message.
>> >
>> > Furhermore, this is the error message i got when saving the file, which
>> > i
>> > think is absolutely nonsense as everything is already in place.
>> >
>> > Windows Movie Maker cannot save the movie to the specified location.
>> > Verify
>> > that the original source files that were used in the movie are still
>> > available. that the saving location is still available. and that there
>> > is
>> > enough disk space available and then try again
>>
>>
>>