Bring Back Windows Movie Maker in Windows 7

Windows XP loyal users must have felt a lot of convenience obtained by using the facility windows movie maker (WMM). WMM user must also agree that although relatively simple, but by using WMM, the process of making a simple film will be faster, easier, and fun.

Almost all the final versions of Windows such as Windows ME, Windows XP, and Windows Vista, always include WMM as a standard application packages in them, but not in the Windows 7. Windows 7 released with no longer include WMM as an application package in it, so natural that anyone who ever felt 'a touch of convenience' of using WMM must be 'shouting', ".. bring back the windows movie maker to Windows 7 !!!..".

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WMM was no longer available as the initial installation package in Windows 7 but Windows 7 users can still download and then install WMM through http://download.live.com/moviemaker address. Movie maker version downloaded via that link, labeled Windows Live Movie Maker (WLMM) that specifically provided by Microsoft for users of Windows 7.

As a version of the latest movie maker, of course there are advantages offered in it, some of which is quoted from the Windows Live site:

1. Create movies and slide shows from your photos and videos, and share them with your friends and family.

2. Make a movie quickly and easily. Automatically turn your videos, photos, and music into a great movie. AutoMovie adds a title, credits, transitions, and effects, and fits it all together for you.

3. Improved editing. Customizing your movie is simple with easy-to-use editing tools. Trim your video clips to show only the parts you want. Add titles, transitions, music, and effects like panning and zooming.

4. Make your photos come to life. You don't need video to make a movie. Make great-looking slide shows using your photos and music, and Movie Maker's editing tools. As the music plays, watch your photos glide across and zoom in to show close-ups of the stars in your movie.

5. Premiere your movie on YouTube. Publish your movie on YouTube right from Movie Maker. Or share your movie with friends and family in a variety of other ways-including DVD.