Audio Files on the Timeline
Audio files have their own location in the Timeline to keep them separate from pictures or video clips. This makes it easier to manipulate either type of file.
Adding Music or Sounds in Windows Movie Maker
By Wendy Russell, About.com
Audio Files Have Their Own Timeline in Windows Movie Maker
Audio files have their own Timeline in Windows Movie Maker
© Wendy RussellIndex: Adding Music or Sounds in Windows Movie Maker
- Importing an Audio File into Your Movie
- Audio Clips Can Only Be Added in the Timeline
- Audio Files Have Their Own Timeline in Windows Movie Maker
- Align the Audio With the First Picture
- Timeline View of Audio Clip
- Shorten an Audio Clip
- Music and Pictures Are Lined Up
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