I have Windows Media Edition and im using the Widows Movie Maker that came
with this Windows. I am currently trying to do a voice over for a credit line
but everytime i put an audio file in the timeline, i get a error and am
forced to shut down. Is there anyway to fix this problem? I tried converting
the voice over file to wma and mp3, but it still doesnt work. I also get the
same problem with my XP Pro. The weird thing is that the audio will work fine
if i use a video file. Is there any easier way to fix this or do i have to
use a video file. And if i do have to use a video file, is there a program
out there that will allow me to put my voice over file over the original
audio? Thanks

The first think I would try is to turn off the filters in the compatibility
tab. See the following link for more info.

http://blogs.msdn.com/deanro/archive...22/218501.aspx

Regards
Dean Rowe
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"Tony" <Tony@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have Windows Media Edition and im using the Widows Movie Maker that came
> with this Windows. I am currently trying to do a voice over for a credit
> line
> but everytime i put an audio file in the timeline, i get a error and am
> forced to shut down. Is there anyway to fix this problem? I tried
> converting
> the voice over file to wma and mp3, but it still doesnt work. I also get
> the
> same problem with my XP Pro. The weird thing is that the audio will work
> fine
> if i use a video file. Is there any easier way to fix this or do i have to
> use a video file. And if i do have to use a video file, is there a program
> out there that will allow me to put my voice over file over the original
> audio? Thanks