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Music and Pictures Are Lined Up

Line up sound and pictures in Windows Movie Maker Timeline
Line up sound and pictures in Timeline
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Line Up Music and Pictures

Now the music clip is lined up with the pictures from start to finish.

Save the movie project.

Note - You may choose to start the music at any time in your movie. The music clip does not have to be placed at the beginning.
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  1. Importing an Audio File into Your Movie
  2. Audio Clips Can Only Be Added in the Timeline
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  4. Align the Audio With the First Picture
  5. Timeline View of Audio Clip
  6. Shorten an Audio Clip
  7. Music and Pictures Are Lined Up

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