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Windows 7 - Live Movie Maker Video Profiles



 
11-04-2009   #1


Windows 7 Ultimate (x86)
 
 

Live Movie Maker Video Profiles

I thought I would share some custom Windows Live Movie Maker profiles with the community. These custom profiles will allow you to publish/save movies is the following resolutions:

720x480 VBR Quality 85
720x480 VBR Quality 90
720x480 VBR Quality 95

640x480 VBR Quality 85
640x480 VBR Quality 90
640x480 VBR Quality 95

512x384 VBR Quality 85
512x384 VBR Quality 90
512x384 VBR Quality 95

320x240 VBR Quality 85
320x240 VBR Quality 90
320x240 VBR Quality 95

Notes: VBR is for video quality, 85 is lower quality and smaller file size while 95 is higher quality and larger file size.

Instructions: Unzip the files into your Windows Live Movie Maker profiles folder. By default it is located under: C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Photo Gallery\Video Profiles

I'll update this post with new profiles as I create them. I will also take requests for custom resolutions as I am wantign to build a large library.

Attached Thumbnails
Live Movie Maker Video Profiles-livemm-profiles.png  
Attached Files
File Type: zip Video Profiles.zip (14.6 KB, 447 views)
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05-02-2010   #2


windows 7 ultimate 64
 
 


Any chance of making some profiles suitable for the Pal format. It would seem that microsoft has forgotten that most countries outside the USA use Pal 720 x 576 or 720 x 520 and different aspect ratios than the NTSC used in USA and Japan.
Any profiles or instructions on how to make a suitable profile using the Windows Media Encoder would be wonderful. I found the microsoft instructions on how to use the WME not complete enough for me.
Any help would be appreciated.
Microsoft included PAL in the earlier versions of Movie Maker, why not this one, I wonder???
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05-11-2010   #3


Windows 7 Ultimate (x86)
 
 


Sorry for the late reply. In the zip are 2 PAL profiles.
720x576 and 720x520 both VBR quality 95
Attached Files
File Type: zip PAL Profiles.zip (2.5 KB, 401 views)
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05-11-2010   #4


windows 7 ultimate 64
 
 


Thank you so much. That is a great help.
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07-31-2010   #5


windows 7 ultimate 64
 
 


DearDisk4mat,
I was so grateful for your Pal profiles. Now I have a need to output my video to PAL widescreen format. Would it be too much to ask if you could provide me with a profile for PAL 720 x 526 16:9 suitable for output to a DVD?
I don't understand why Microsoft have not done this to date.
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09-01-2010   #6


Windows 7 Ultimate (x86)
 
 


I apologize for the late reply. If your still in need of the profile here you go...
Attached Files
File Type: zip 720x526.zip (1.3 KB, 225 views)
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09-03-2010   #7


windows 7 ultimate 64
 
 


Not a problem. Thank you very much for that, I really appreciate the effort you have gone to, to help me and others.
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04-30-2011   #8


Windows 7 64bit
 
 


Thank you for sharing this information. I understand now that the profiles allow me to save movies in a given format. Can I somehow use these formats for video acquisition from a PAL camera? If so, how do I tell WLXVideoAcquire Wizard?
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