Hello,
1st. You do not actually import the file the import function is badly named,
all that really happens is a note is made of where it is....just like any other
play list. So...
To import the file into Movie Maker click on Tasks and then Import Audio or
Music. You will then be shown a standard navigation window that will only show
you files that Movie Maker can handle. BUT, there is a problem. Some of those
file types are not handled very well. The files types you should look for have
a filename extension of WAV or WMA. Using WAV files is preferred for some minor
reasons....because WAV files are not compressed it means that Movie Maker will
process them a little faster than any other file type....if you have only got
WMA files and if you are not experienced in converting them, then leave them as
they are and import the WMA.
If your actual problem is down to Digital Rights Management not allowing you to
import your audio it will be because you have that feature turned on in
whatever program you used to download that file. To remove the digital
rights....grab a free copy of MusicMatch from
www.musicmatch.com and install
it. Using Music Match add the audio files to the burn list and create an
ordinary audio disc. Then, using Music Match Rip that CD. This will create a
new set of files on your hard drive. You will then be able to use this new set
of files in Movie Maker....REMEMBER TO ENSURE THAT THE DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGER
OPTION IN MUSIC MATCH IS TURNED OFF. Unlike (from what others tell me) Windows
Media Player Music Match does as it is told and if you have DRM turned off it
will NEVER add that level of control over your files
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Best Wishes.....John Kelly
www.the-kellys.org
www.the-kellys.co.uk
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