Wed Feb 29, 2012 1:47 pm by Tarquin
Thanks for the subscriptions, gang!
Okay, I have a new problem.
I'm trying to shorten and then splice together two clips.
I have Windows Movie Maker and it came with my machine, so presumably I should be able to run it. The problem is that when I open it I get a message saying that it cannot start because my video card isn't capable of running it.
When I check the details of my display adapters I find that my machine has:
-Intel(r) G33/G31 Express Chipset Family
-mv video hook driver2
Are these not adequate for running Windows Movie Maker on a Vista machine? Is there any way I can make this video editor work?
If not, is there an editor one of you can suggest that might help me cut off the end of a video and then splice two videos together into one?
I tried VideoSpirit Pro, but it doesn't seem to be capable of working with individual files unless they're made from that program originally, which mine isn't.
I also tried Xilisoft Video Editor, but it won't even start correctly on my machine, and I'm not sure why.
Do any of you have a decent video editor you can recommend for me to use on this Vista machine? If not, is it possible to upload both video clips to youtube and then trim and merge them there?
Thanks in advance for any help. I thought picking locks was hard until I tried to make a fucking video of it.