How to combine 2 movie maker timelines, or burn 2 to same DVD

I have 2 soccer games edited on seperate windows movie maker timelines. I
want to make one DVD for each team member. I tried importing an additional
timeline or a saved movie version to add it to one already pulled up, but it
just replaces it. Alternatively, I could just figure out how to burn more
than one timeline to the same DVD. This is way too much effort for a soccer
mom! Please help.
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Lisa

I don't use movie maker to burn my DVD's so I can't rememer if the
program has that capability, but you could use Roxio.

To save multiple files to a DVD in movie maker, first save each movie
to your computer by hitting the "publish" button on the top of the
screen, then follow the prompts. After that, open Roxio and import the
files. Roxio is pretty user-friendly and it's better for DVD menus.


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seanpq

Lisa wrote:
> I have 2 soccer games edited on seperate windows movie maker
> timelines. I want to make one DVD for each team member. I tried
> importing an additional timeline or a saved movie version to add it
> to one already pulled up, but it just replaces it. Alternatively, I
> could just figure out how to burn more than one timeline to the same
> DVD. This is way too much effort for a soccer mom! Please help.
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Sounds like you are working with .mswmm
project files. Try saving each project as a
movie...then reimport the movie files and
add them to the timeline as source files.

Maybe the following links will offer some
ideas on how to publish (save) the movie:

Windows Vista -
Publish a movie in
Windows Movie Maker
http://tinyurl.com/2lo4gp

http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...8cdf21033.mspx

Movie Maker in Vista - Publishing
http://www.papajohn.org/Vista-Publishing.html

The following thread on Chapter Skips
may be useful also:

Windows Vista - Windows DVD Maker
Chapter skips. How do I create them?
http://www.windowsdvdmaker.com/forums/thread/158.aspx

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John Inzer
Digital Media MVP

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