Windows Live

Windows Live is a video editing software developed by Microsoft. It supports the Windows Vista/7 operating system, provides a Simplified Chinese interface, and uses a Ribbon style toolbar, including start, animation, visual effects, viewing, editing and other tab bars. Users can quickly complete video editing, splicing, adding background music and subtitles through drag and drop operations. It supports importing photos, audio and other multimedia materials into videos to create personalized home movies or professional video content.

Software features

Ease of operation: The interface is simple and intuitive, and supports drag-and-drop operations. Users can get started quickly without a professional background.

Multimedia support: You can import photos, audio and other materials, and combine video content to create diverse works.

Special effects and filters: Provides rich transition effects, color adjustment and other visual special effects to improve video quality.

Theme templates: A variety of built-in theme templates can be applied to unify the video style with one click.

Export flexibility: Supports exporting to common formats such as AVI, WMV, MP4, etc. to adapt to the playback needs of different devices.

Software function

Basic editing: realize core functions such as video editing, splicing, and adding subtitles.

Special effects and filters: Provide transition effects, color adjustment and other tools to enhance visual expression.

Audio processing: Supports background music addition, volume adjustment, and fade-in and fade-out effect settings.

Theme application: Built-in diversified theme templates to quickly unify video styles.

Export and share: You can export your work to a variety of formats or share it directly to social platforms.

FAQ

Unable to import video or audio files of a specific format

Windows Live Video Production supports a variety of formats, but not all formats are compatible. For example, H.264/MPEG-4 video content and AAC audio content may not be imported directly. In addition, copy-protected movies or TV show episodes purchased from certain online services cannot be edited. If the file format is not supported, you can try to use conversion software to convert it to a compatible format (such as AVI).

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