Windows 7: Windows Movie Maker 6.0 - Install on Windows 7

Do you have any response to my probolem listed above re: Movie Maker 6.0 in windows 7 not being able to
'Publish to:' I haven't yet tried, but can it 'Import from a digital video camera'? When I tried previously, it could not.
I'm not sure, but I think that by registering these dll files, It has an affect on the systems ability to refresh the screen. Every time I add or delete an icon from the desktop (or make any other changes) I have to 'refresh' in order to see the results. Could this have anything to do with the installation of the additional dll files?

Hi,



You need to publish the movie to your computer. That will convert it .wmv. Then you can pick up the file with dvd maker and burn to dvd to make it usable on standalone dvd players.

That is because the Movie Maker project file, .WSMM is not supported on 7. You might find a codec that will allow it.

I am running the 32 bit version of Movie Maker on 7x64. Seems to work just fine.

Copy the MM files into program Files (x86) if you want to do that.

I uploaded it for you to here: ( WMM.zip - download now for free. File sharing. Software file sharing. Free file hosting. File upload. FileFactory.com ). It is the 32bit version from my Vista.

I followed your link, but was unable to get WMM.zip. It is listed on the page, but no way to download it.

You must have done something wrong. It works perfectly here. Go to the bottom of the page and click where it says Download Now.

There's really no need to install anything, mine runs fine, all I had to do was register 4 dlls in the Movie Maker folder. Just register WMM3AE.dll, WMM2CLIP.dll, WMM2EXT.dll, and WMM2FILT.dll. Mine works fine now, although I never import anything via video camera, I just use SD card.

Thank you for the files Whs.

32 bit Movie Maker works just fine on my 7 x64. Just put it in program files (x86), register the dll's and off you go.

Note - there is no way I know of to publish a movie to dvd direct from MM6 in windows 7.

Publish it to the computer - that will convert it to .wmv, you can then use dvd maker.

No problem. Any time.