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'''Windows Movie Maker''', also known as '''WMM''' is a editor by [[Microsoft]] that used to come with older versions of [[Windows]] (8 and older). It has been deprecated as of January 2017. | '''Windows Movie Maker''', also known as '''WMM''' is a editor by [[Microsoft]] that used to come with older versions of [[Windows]] (8 and older). It has been deprecated as of January 2017. | ||
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[[File:WMM6.png|thumb|right|A screenshot of Windows Movie Maker 6.]] | [[File:WMM6.png|thumb|right|A screenshot of Windows Movie Maker 6.]] | ||
==Windows Live Movie Maker== | ==Windows Live Movie Maker (WLMM)== | ||
This version of WMM was bundled with Windows Live, a plugin package released for Windows 7. The second redesign of the software, which unfortunately dumbed it down quite a bit and removed almost all plugin support. However, it is the only WMM to have MP4 support, along with a way to upload directly to popular streaming sites (which no longer works). | This version of WMM was bundled with Windows Live, a plugin package released for Windows 7. The second redesign of the software, which unfortunately dumbed it down quite a bit and removed almost all plugin support. However, it is the only WMM to have MP4 support, along with a way to upload directly to popular streaming sites (which no longer works). | ||
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==Plug-Ins== | ==Plug-Ins== | ||
While most commercial plug-ins do not work/ have versions for WMM, there are many custom plugins unique to WMM that exist, along with a select few professional plugin sets that work with WMM. | While most commercial plug-ins do not work/ have versions for WMM, there are many custom plugins unique to WMM that exist, along with a select few professional plugin sets that work with WMM. | ||
All versions of WMM store their plugins in their respective folder \Shared\AddOnTFX. | |||
===2.6=== | ===2.6=== | ||
* Microsoft Plus! Digital Media Edition - Plus! Effects and Transitions for Windows Movie Maker 2 | * Microsoft Plus! Digital Media Edition - Plus! Effects and Transitions for Windows Movie Maker 2 | ||
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===Effects=== | ===Effects=== | ||
The basic XML skeleton for an effect looks like this: | The basic XML skeleton for an effect looks like this: | ||
<nowiki><TransitionsAndEffects Version="2.8"> | |||
<Effects> | |||
<EffectDLL guid="TFX"> | |||
<Effect name="00 Pan Top Left" iconid="0" guid="00 Pan Top Left" shadermodel="2"> | |||
<Param name="Animation" value="FXPanZoom" /> | |||
<Param name="FXFile" value="Parity.fx" /> | |||
<Param name="Technique" value="PanZoom" /> | |||
<Semantics> | |||
<TextureViewport evaluation="Linear" type="float4"> | |||
<Point time="0.0" value="0.0,0.0,2.0,2.0"/> | |||
</TextureViewport> | |||
</Semantics> | |||
</Effect> | |||
</EffectDLL> | |||
</Effects> | |||
</TransitionsAndEffects></nowiki> | |||
This effect will pan your footage to the top left of the screen. It uses the built-in "parity.fx" library. | |||
===Transitions=== | ===Transitions=== | ||
The basic XML skeleton for an transition looks like this: | The basic XML skeleton for an transition looks like this: | ||
<nowiki><TransitionsAndEffects Version="2.8" specialiconfileid="5669" specialiconresourceid="101"> | |||
<Transitions> | |||
<TransitionDLL guid="ShaderTFX.ShaderTransition"> | |||
<Transition name="DPL 2x2 LL-LR " iconid="2" guid="DPL 2x2 LL-LR" ShaderModel="2"> | |||
<ShaderFilename value="DPL 2x2 TX.fx"/> | |||
<Technique value="DPL2x2T"/> | |||
<Semantics> | |||
<RectAOut type="float4" value="0.0, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5" /> | |||
<RectBOut type="float4" value="0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5" /> | |||
</Semantics> | |||
</Transition> | |||
</TransitionsAndEffects></nowiki> | |||
This effect is part of the "DPL 2x2" library, which uses [[ShaderTFX]] as a base. It places the before and after footage side by side, on the bottom of the screen. | |||