63 Add Titles to Your AutoMovie

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Before You Begin

60 Select AutoMovie's Clips

61 Select an AutoMovie Style

62 Refine AutoMovie's Soundtrack


See Also

64 Finalize Your AutoMovie


Your AutoMovie can have a title and ending credits. The text you enter is used for both an opening title and an ending title before the credits roll. The text fades in all at once before fading out at the beginning of your movie, then scrolls up from the bottom at the end.

If you enter more than four lines of text, Movie Maker displays all the lines (up to seven total) for the movie title, but when the AutoMovie ends, Movie Maker plays only the first four lines and then displays a Directed By tagline .

  1. Select Tools, AutoMovie

    After you've dragged your selected clips to the timeline, select AutoMovie from the Tools menu.

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    Be sure to add your name to the Author field in your movie's Properties dialog box (available from File, Properties ). AutoMovie uses the Author field for the director's name at the end of the AutoMovie.

  2. Click for the Title Dialog Box

    Click the option labeled Enter a title for a movie to display a text box where you can enter your title's text.

  3. Type Title

    Type the title you want for your AutoMovie. Remember to keep the title to seven lines or less, and also remember that the first four lines will appear as the first scrolling credit at the end of your movie. Generally, if you limit your text to four lines or less, the title works best both at the front and back of your AutoMovie. You are now ready to complete the AutoMovie.

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Digital Video with Windows XP in a Snap
Digital Video with Windows XP in a Snap
ISBN: 0672325691
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 169
Authors: Greg Perry

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