Movie Maker Won't Load in Vista

G

Guest

Hi,

I've been testing Vista Beta2 Build 5384. No problems so far, except that
Windows Movie Maker won't load (I use it for streaming my Camcorder video to
..WMV) ~ It says...

"Windows Movie Maker cannot start because your video card does not support
the required level of hardware acceleration or hardware acceleration is not
available."

Do I really need a new card, or just a new driver? Or maybe there's a
"Vista" Windows Movie Maker. I've looked around, but don't really know what
I'm looking for...

My Motherboard Manual says that my On-board VGA is "VIA P4M800 Chipset"

Anyone have a clue?

Thanks,

//Captain.Jerry/
 
R

Rehan

You need to provide more details about your system, especially about the
current video card (model, memory etc).

You would definitely need a new Vista driver for the video card even if the
current one is uitable.
 

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