Creating Movies Using muvee autoProducer 49
Creating Movies Using
muvee autoProducer
(Select models only)
Creating personalized and professional-looking video movies is simple with
muvee autoProducer, a software program on your PC.
Basic Steps to Make a Movie
The basic steps to produce a movie with
muvee autoProducer are:
1 Capture digital video: Capture live or
recorded video to your hard disk drive directly
from a compatible digital video camcorder
(muvee autoProducer desktop version only).
2 Add videos and pictures: Select video
and picture files from your PC folders. You can
easily add videos and still images to your
movie production. You can use these video
and still image file types in your movie
project:
3 Add music: Select music files on your PC to
add to your movie soundtrack.
You can use these music file types in your
movie project:
4 Select a style: Apply a movie style editing
template for different effects and picture
transitions in your movie.
5 Add captions: Personalize your movie with
opening titles and closing credits.
6 Make the movie: Automatically analyze
the videos, pictures, music, movie style, and
captions you added to your movie and save
your movie to your PC hard disk drive, CD,
or DVD.
7 Modify the movie: Make final changes
before saving.
8 Burn to disc: You can burn a video to DVD,
VCD, or SVCD only from the desktop
muvee autoProducer version.
The following sections contain detailed instructions.
File extension File type
.dv Digital Video
.avi Audio Video Interleaved
.mpeg-1 Motion Picture Experts
Group video playback
.mpeg-2 Motion Picture Experts
Group DVD video playback
.mpeg-4 High-quality video format
(for Web streaming,
wireless devices, etc.)
.mov QuickTime movie
.wmv Windows Movie Video
(only in the desktop version
of muvee autoProducer)
.asf Advanced Streaming
Format
.jpg, .jpeg Joint Photographic Experts
Group, still image
.gif Graphics Interchange
Format, still image
.bmp Bitmap, still image
File extension File type
.aac Advanced Audio Coding
.mp3 MPEG Layer 3
.m4a MPEG-4 Audio layer
.wav Windows Audio
.wma Windows Media Audio
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