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Originally posted by rav0
WTF, do you mean that almost nothing can edit WMV, or does Windows Movie Maker lock the files somehow?
According to virtualdub: "Microsoft owns US Patent #6,041,345 on the ASF file format, preventing third party applications from extracting data from ASF files"
WMV is a subtype of ASF, and so this probably has something to do with it.
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Originally posted by Ddunk
It also doesn't export to anything other than wmv, which could cause problems.
Yes it does
If you have WMM V2 then there is the option of saving as a DV-AVI, which produces a very high quality avi file. Unfortunately, these files can be huge, and therefore can take a long time to create.
Thus you can use WMM, if you are willing to wait, and then probably re-encode the movie again in something other than WMM to reduce filesize.
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