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Hi,
Now I install Windows 8 Pro and Windows Movie Maker 2012. When I tried to make a video, the preview screen was black and I could only hear the audio (no video).
When in Windows Movie Maker (Windows 8 Pro) I open project file (.wlmp) which have been created by Windows Movie Maker (Windows 7 Ultimate), the preview screen was black and audio also was absent.
Windows 8 Pro Windows Media Player play movie clips from Panasonic SDR-S150 without problems. When I make photo show from Panasonic SDR-S150 photos with Windows Movie Maker (Windows 8 Pro), there aren’t any problems.
In Windows 7 Ultimate I've been using Windows Movie Maker 2012 to make projects from camcorder Panasonic SDR-S150 videos (Movie clips) and then upload them to DVD (Windows DVD Maker). All works OK.
Additional details
In my SkyDrive folder ( *removed for privacy purposes* ) there are 4 files with following information:
- Jpeg file - Windows 8 Movie Maker open Win7 MovieMaker project - screenshot from program Windows Movie Maker (Windows 8 Pro) when it open project file which was created by Windows 7 Ultimate Windows Movie Maker.
- Jpeg file - Windows 8 Movie Maker open Panasonic SDR-S150 file – screenshot from program Windows Movie Maker (Windows 8 Pro) when I edit video file MOV002.NOD
- Movie Clip (MOD) - MOV002 – Movie Clip from camcorder Panasonic SDR-S150
- Txt file – MOV002-MOD MediaInfo – information about video file MOV002.MOD (from program MediaInfo 0.7.61).
On my computer (Motherboard: MSI Z77A-G43 (System model: MS-7758); Processor: Intel® Core™ i5-3570 CPU @ 3.40GHz; Installed physical memory (RAM): 8 GB; System type: 64-bit Operating System, x64-based processor) two Operating Systems have been installed: first – Windows 7 Ultimate (Version 6.1.7601 Service Pack1 Build 7601) and second - Windows 8 Pro (Version 6.2.9200 Build 9200).
On both OS Windows Movie Maker Version 2012 (Build 16.4.3905.0912) has been installed*.*
From http://downloadcenter.intel.com/ video driver have been updated. System has been checked by DirectX Diagnostic Tool (dxdiag) - in all display tabs has been said – “No problems found”. Intel® HD Graphics: Driver version: 9.17.10.2875.
Please help as I need to fix this as soon as possible!
Thanks,
Andrejs
P.S. Sorry for the long description, I thought it would be best to give as much info as possible.
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I found out that MM2012 crashed a lot, even while after restoring to project it crashed again.
Finally after having lots of problems, i've selected al videos when they were finally loaded inside MM and I set the Video stabilization to None and the black screens were gone.
There is the source of all evil I guess :-)
Hope this helps anyone
After you load a video to edit, go to Video Tools - Edit. You'll see the button turn off Video Stabilization all the way to the right on the menu bar.
sounds great but how do I do this. Can't fid Video Stabelization
how did you set the video stabilization to none?
Please see my posting here on testing Movie Maker for Windows 7 - I finally got it to work using an old version:
http://www.askvg.com/get-the-good-old-movie-maker-26-in-windows-vista-and-7/#comment-2324982 (MHughes)
