You filmed your vacation and you want to add subtitles to your video to showcase places you have visited for example, to provide additional information to sound and image, or to translate foreign dialogue.
Movie Maker software, which is built into Windows XP, Windows Vista and you can install in Windows 7 for free , you can easily perform the editing of your videos. It also allows you to add subtitles that are embedded directly to your video. Thus, whatever the medium and the software with which you watch your movie, the subtitles will be displayed and legible.
You can view your subtitles between two clips in the form of a transition or directly involved in a clip. To define the appearance of the subtitle, you need to use the timeline table. And for a perfect result, you can customize the font, size and color of subtitles.
Importing a movie:
Open Windows Movie Maker built into Windows XP and Windows Vista. You'll find it in the Start menu.
- Run Windows Movie Maker by clicking the Start button, click All Programs, then clicking on the shortcut Windows Movie Maker.
- In the software window that opens, click the Task button to bring up the Task Pane.
- Inside, drop down the list 1. Capture Video and choose Import Video.
- Select your hard drive the movie you want to add subtitles and click the Import button.
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