#HOW TO OPEN AVI FILES IN WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER KEYGEN#
If you buy a video editing program, it will often include additional codecs to support a wider variety of video formats. If you buy video capture hardware like a USB camera or a PCI board, it will include the codecs needed to understand the formats produced by the hardware. Windows comes with some basic codecs built-in (and with additional ones in more recent versions). These kits are called "codecs", for compressor-decompressor, because the video and audio formats usually perform some form of compression to reduce the amount of data in the file. You can make sense of the contents of a box only if you have the right translation kit, otherwise it's all Greek to you (and to Windows).Įach developer of a new A/V format is responsible for writing the translation kits that permit your Windows system to understand that flavor of AVI. It's sort of like having rules for putting boxes together ("insert flap A in slot B"), and rules for labeling the box, but anybody can put any sort of stuff in a box, in any language. Microsoft created the AVI format for packaging A/V data, but it's just a specification for sticking A/V data in a file, along with some control information about what's inside. The sad story is that an "AVI" file is just a wrapper, a package that contains some audio / visual stuff, but with no guarantees about what's inside. The following article offers some interesting information on just what an. But, there are differences in codec requirements for specific. avi is one of the file name extensions used by WMM. You can import files with the following file name extensions into Windows Movie Maker to use in your project: These are the types of files used by WMM (windows movie maker): AVI formatted codecs are not installed in WMM. Many people using WMM (Windows Movie Maker)can't figure out why they aren't able to import/edit.AVI files.
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